>I will try that. I did manage to cross-compile binutils, egcs and glibc-2.1
>for ARM Linux on a x86 box. It generates running code when statically
>linked. If I install the cross-compiled glibc libraries to the ARM Linux box
>- would that be enough for a "working native environment"? Or are there
>other things missing?
No, you would also need a version of GCC set up to use these libraries.
You could theoretically cross-build this from your Intel machine as well
but it would probably be a load of trouble.
Actually, it might work to just add a definition of __GLIBC_MINOR__ to your
existing <features.h>.
>where. Are there any paperworks/online resources available to learn from in
>this area?
Only the GCC documentation. There is also a FAQ for the crossgcc mailing list
which might help.
>If I get the packages from netwinder.org will they work on my RISC PC?
>If not, where do I get the binaries?
No, the netwinder packages won't work since they are compiled for ARMv4. Try
the Debian ones instead (ftp.debian.org:/debian/dists/potato/main/binary-arm).
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