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From: takasi-y@...
Subject: How to build stages from scratch?
Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2007 00:44:22 +0900
Hello,
I believe here is the good place to ask this...

 Could someone please tell me how to build stages from scratch?

I mean, I want to have gentoo installed into the new target that does
not have binary stage[123] released.

Precisely, my target is sh3/sh4-nofpu, sh(SuperH) variant which has
no floating point arith. I know sh is not really new, but these 
can not execute current sh (experimental)release, which is sh4 binary.

In this case, the trouble has come from SuperH's binary
(in)compatibility issue (no generic arch, so far ;).
But generally, I want to know how gentoo come really from sources.

Now I'm trying to cross-build stage1 by xmerging each packages on PC.
But, It seems that I have to stop xmerging prematually, because there
are some packages which are difficult to cross build (like perl).
Perhaps, I will continue build natively with the incomplete stage (stage0.5?)
on the target, later.

I wonder if it is right way or not.
What it should be? How really were currently released stages built?

Any comments, and/or pointers to documents are welcome.
Thanks in advance.
/yoshii
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