On Tue, Aug 07, 2012 at 01:07:40AM +0000, Peter Kun wrote: > Michael Shalayeff <mickey <at> lucifier.net> writes: > > > but yet do not rush rebuilding anything right now since there are > > more changes coming after which we shall have a snapshot you can > > just unroll and save the hastle (unless you really want to do > > it yourself ;). also by then ld(1) will be linked into the built. > > cu > > Hi. How is the progress on this task? Is there is any way to build > working system?
re user binaries all build on i386 and amd64. theoretically arm shall work also but i have no system to run that is supported (: in fact there is sort of a snapshot one can unroll on top of openbsd 4.4 just do not forget to setup /emul/openbsd/libexec/ld.so and reboot new kernel before unrolling the userland (: ftp://ftp.aeriebsd.org/pub/AerieBSD/snapshots/i386/ then make build shall be done and reboot; mkdir /emul/openbsd/usr/lib mv /usr/lib/*.so.* /emul/openbsd/usr/lib kernel is still built with gcc... pcc used to have some issues but i mean to retest now with many bugs fixed in pcc. the only binary built by hands from binutils is gas(1)... i've been concentrating on as(1) but damn i386 opcodes are driving me nuts (: all those 800 of them (: nroff(1) has issues but those shall be realtively easy to debug. cu -- paranoic mickey (my employers have changed but, the name has remained)
