>Brendan, how do I uncomment something? and could you kindly do that for
>me and send it over?
I don't have the file here at the office, but I can explain:
First, open the file makefile.unix with your favourite text editor. This is anything
that will open and save plain text, you don't want the file to be saved in Microsoft
Word format or anything.
Second, go down to line 220, or just do a "find" and look for MY_CPU.
Anything that has a pound-sign in front of it ("#") is commented, and anything that
doesn't, isn't. So, you want to make sure that there's a pound in front of the default
line which is probably MY_CPU = i386 + gnu_asm or something, and make sure you remove
the pound-sign in front of MY_CPU = risc.
There are a few other places in the makefile.unix file that may require you to edit
it, or at least it'd be a good idea to look at them so you understand what's going on.
There's some english-language explanation before each section that tells you what it's
all about.
Once you're done editing, save the file, and then try doing make -f makefile.unix
once again.
Hope this helps.
B
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