Hello. "> > You mentioned a distro you boottrapped a couple of weeks > > ago. Do you have a working rootfs environment I could > > test? > > I did not submit the m68k patch to OE yet since i meant to get gmp > going first, no. > > Buildroot, Alpine-linux or gentoo come to mind, i'd try these with > current uClibc master.
The m68k support in buildroot is disabled. I sent a patch to enable it for m68k targeting Aranym, but it needs some more work to be accepted. Alpine-Linux switched to musl libc and musl has no m68k support. Alpine-Linux never had support for m68k. Gentoo has some 2 years old stage3 images lying around. Dunno. The best option you have is to use OpenADK. OpenADK uses uClibc-ng (spinoff of uClibc master) and has support for targeting Aranym (68040 CPU) or Qemu-M68K with Coldfire no-MMU CPU. I am planning to add support for a coldfire board and an old m68k based laptop for real hardware testing. " Thanks for hints. I'm already building all the stuff using the system image from the uClibc homepage. It was a bit of challenge as it is based on bash 2.05 without completion and for some reason is doesn't support Backspace and you need to press Delete instead. The included busybox is also a bit obsolete and I couldn't even run the configure scripts due to incompatible awk. I resolved that with static build of bash 3.2 and gawk using glibc and injecting these to the image. I managed to build pacman and now I'm happily rebuilding the whole world. Several packages failed since that as the busybox stripped versions of tools often do not support switches used in the build scripts, but I think I can hack such cases. It looks much better now. So, thanks for the hints. Regards, Jaromir. -- ----------------------------------- Ing. Jaromír Cápík GSM : +420608817756, +420604322607 Jabber : [email protected] ICQ : 58381083 e-mail : [email protected], [email protected] _______________________________________________ uClibc mailing list [email protected] http://lists.busybox.net/mailman/listinfo/uclibc
