Jim Gifford wrote: > > If your building for a Pentium II, use the i686 target and build the x86 > book, since it's a x86 processor. > > One thing you have to watch our for is that the final system is built by the output of config.guess. which relies on uname -m. If your host is running a x86_64 kernel chances are uname -m will report x86_64 and config.guess will then say x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu. causing major headaches. The easiest way to work around this is to load a uname hack into the kernel. making uname -m report i686 (or whatever you choose). I don't currently have a updated version for newer kernels handy. I'll see if I can dig one up / hack one together.
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