When you say, "release build", I'm assuming you mean a kernel and base
system. If this is the case, then, yes. It's pretty easy.
[1] place your custom configuration in /usr/src/sys/i386/conf
(or link to it there)
[2] read the top part of /usr/src/Makefile
[3] you might want to create|configure /etc/make.conf by
setting KERNCONF. For an additional 30M or so you can
compile for both machines.
[4] Assuming you have the two machines networking, setup nfs
so that you can install from the PIII.
This answer goes beyond what you asked with the nfs stuff. But there you
have it anyway. No cross compiling. This is a basic overview. Questions?
Alex
On Sat, 2002-11-02 at 15:44, Sebastian Boldt wrote:
Hello ppl,
I got two different machines, a PIII 500 and a AMD k6-2 300.
I want the PIII to build a release for the AMD machine with
optimizations. Is this possible with a simple make release,
or do I have to do some sort of cross compiling?
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