> I'd really rather have the cross-compilers. One for ELF and one for
> the older freebsd object file format(A.OUT?). That way every time
> I make a change I can just type "make freebsdELF" and "make freebsd"
> right afterwards.
...
> The problem with a separate machine(or OS partition) is the time it
> takes to setup and maintain and more importantly having to transfer
> the correct sources across to it and then transfer the compiled module
i can understand the problems with a separate OS partition, which would
force you to reboot, but with a separate machine the only trouble i can
see is having one more box around -- NFS and diskless really help a lot
for everything else. The system (if you use a 3.1S/3.2 should be
relatively stable so you should not need to upgrade for a reasonably
long time.
Someone suggested vmware and run a FreeBSD system under Linux on it ?
cheers
luigi
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