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On Wednesday 12 July 2006 18:39, Jan Girlich wrote: |
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> my workaround is to use a cross-compilie-env on my x86-desktop. |
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sure, that's how i did a bunch of ports: |
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armeb/uclibc |
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armeb/uclibc/softfloat |
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ppc/uclibc/softfloat |
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sh4/uclibc |
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sh4/glibc |
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> At least I (the Makefile) used quilt to compile my kernel |
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> which doesn't want to boot properly. |
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try doing: |
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svn co http://svn.nslu2-linux.org/svnroot/kernel |
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then run `make` in the trunk to build up a kernel |
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> No (serial-)console or similar, so |
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> I just can guess what's wrong... :( |
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a lot saner on your nerves if you boot up one of the stock firmwares first, |
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develop Gentoo in a chroot, and then move your system over to that once you |
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know it's working |
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> PS: I have this "you're on your own"-feeling since I began to play |
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> around with my slug the way I want ;) |
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i have no problems merging stuff back ... it isnt that i dont want to see an |
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armeb/glibc port, it's just a very very low priority in the pool of ports |
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-mike |
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