Hi, I've uploaded a set of prebuilt Fedora -> Fedora cross binutils/gcc/gdb packages (and their corresponding spec diffs[*]) to: http://ftp.linux.org.uk/pub/linux/arm/fedora/cross/latest/ Currently, only i386 -> arm and x86_64 -> arm binary RPMS are provided. Non-arm target architectures aren't tested, but should be possible to make work without too much effort. These RPMS can be used to cross-compile kernels, and to cross-compile binaries that are to be run on Fedora systems -- i.e., built binaries are built against glibc (so, you can't use these RPMS to build uClibc binaries, for example) and against other libraries as included in Fedora. These RPMS expect a couple of target libraries such as glibc to be installed in the standard sysroot location, /usr/$target/sys-root/. There is a script called repack_cross.pl which can convert a target binary RPM to a noarch RPM with all files moved to /usr/$target/sys-root/, and a set of such pre-generated noarch RPMS is included in the abovementioned repository (and pulled in when you install the cross-compiler.) There is no support for building the required target libraries without building the compiler first. In other words, since the build process for the cross-compiler depends on there being a suitable target glibc already, these RPMS and spec diffs can not be used to bootstrap a new Fedora architecture port from scratch. Feedback appreciated. cheers, Lennert [*] The included cross-binutils patch is based on an earlier cross-binutils patch by David Woodhouse. -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
