You'll want to run "ldd" on the kaffe-bin image just to make really sure that it doesn't contain any dependencies upon shared libraries.

I assume that you have some way of passing arguments to Kaffe? Or have you modified it so that you imply some arguments by default?

Gaurav Ganeriwal wrote:
I am trying to make a static bootable kaffe for i386.

For making it a Static Machine i used

./configure --with-engine=jit3 --disable-debug --disable-xprofiling --disable-xdebugging --disable-feedback --without-profiling --without-x --without-stats --disable-gcj --disable-mips2 --with-awt=no --without-alsa --without-esd --disable-sound --without-dmalloc --prefix=/tmp/kaffe/ --enable-ltdl-convenience --disable-shared --with-staticvm --with-staticbin --disable-static --with-staticlib

With this kaffe-bin is 3MB so i think VM is static.

But, How can i make it a bootable kaffe? By bootable i mean whenever my system starts instead of init process kaffe should start.
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