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Shinkan wrote: |
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> I have a base host system, which is a x86 hardened-profiled Gentoo 10.0. |
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> I would like to use it to build target systems with the most |
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> control Gentoo can offer. |
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> I first looked at Catalyst but Cross-dev things seemed more accurate |
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> for what I want to do. |
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USE CATALYST! |
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> I would like to use crossdev because I want to specify which |
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> version of glibc/gcc/etc I will use for one given target. |
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To do this you will create stage2, stage3 and stage4 spec files |
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(maybe also stage1, I'm not sure on that) for catalyst. It can |
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produce exactly what you want. |
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> Furthermore, I would like my toolchain to build "hardened" |
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> binaries, as those we get by using an hardened stage3. |
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Fine, I believe this would be controlled by USE flags for stage2 and |
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up. |
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> Sorry I can't figure it all by myself despite the good docs. |
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Please just start playing with the catalyst examples. I hope you will |
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quickly learn what they produce. |
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Everything that catalyst produces goes into /var/tmp/catalyst/ |
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//Peter |
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