On Sun, Aug 26, 2001 at 06:29:50PM +0200, Andreas Krennmair wrote: > In the last few days I again did a little bit of work for Debian BSD. In > the last 2 months I didn't have any time to look at it, because I first > had stress in school, then I was an international scout camp, I > currently working for a software company writing a network-based > intrusion detection system, which will possibly be open-sourced. I > just want to ask what the current state of the different chroot > environments is? AFAICR, there were two, the one running on NetBSD, the > other one running on FreeBSD. Does any of these already have an included > gcc and binutils?
I'd got the NetBSD one to the point of having gcc, binutils and a libc, but the laptop that I was working on has been stolen so work has come to something of a halt at the moment. I've got some of the packages on another machine, but I think the gcc ones are probably gone (I finished them just before moving house and hadn't got round to getting back to them before my laptop being taken). > I ask because I wanted to integrate gcc into the > NetBSD chroot environment, and I didn't even manage to compile it (it > stopped compiling with a strange error message, namely an assembler > error message, that some alignment is not the power of 2; I tried both > the gcc found in /usr/src/gnu and the vanilla 2.95.[23] from > ftp.gnu.org). So, if anybody can tell me whether any of these has gcc > or at least can give me a hint how to compile a 2.95.2 gcc on NetBSD, > I'd be very thankful. You ought to be able to get 2.95 to compile using the patches that come with the NetBSD source. -- Matthew Garrett | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
