Re: compiling and testing hp700
Jochen Kunz <[email protected]>
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On 2003.12.02 05:01 Kirill Levchenko wrote:
> Then, on to mkboot. Using the host system's make did not
> work, I guess FreeBSD uses a different kind of make.
Most likely. You don't need to use make. On a NetBSD machine it is
enough to call
cc -o mkboot mkboot.c
to get mkboot. I tried this on IRIX but it seams mkboot is not really
portable and depends on a lot of (Net)BSD include files / libc. Maybe
FreeBSD is similar enough to NetBSD to get mkboot compiled with minor
tweaking of the source. I don't have a FreeBSD machine to test, so you
are on your own here, sorry.
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tschÃŒÃ,
Jochen
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