I got it in my mind that I would use OpenBSD as my development system to do L$ (Microkernel ) work. But I'm having a problem with the binutils tools. Fisrst I needed the GNU nm utility (because the SCons environment executes an nm --radix=d varient ). Now I'm having problems with the linker. I figured the eassy way out was to download the recent binutils and configure it toload its binaries in /usr/local/gnu.
But it seems like i[3-7]86 for openbsd is not supported. Hmm, anyone know a work around? My target systems are barebones hardware (soekris boxes) so I don't mind setting up a "cross-compiled" situation. When I load this environment on the "L" word, (RHES4) everything compiles perfectly. What binary format does curret use? ELF right? l0r3zz
