Kai, I originally had -DCPU=MC68030 option in gcc, in which Suse compiles it. I don't know why, but I got rid of the option. I simply use -m68030 in which I get the same expected error. This is precisouly the reason it wasn't immediately obvious to me that my "stock" gcc couldn't compile other processors - since it compiled anyways. I'm not sure if you were telling me to stay away from attempting to build my own toolchain, or simply commenting on the education problem that myself and many others have where they don't understand the basic idea of cross compiling. Anyways, since a few people were telling me different than what all the documents I'm learning from, I was confused. I am not an embedded engineer. Sometimes it only takes a little wrong information to screw you all up when starting out. Thanks Kai and Ian for the help. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
