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From: "Lyle Bainbridge" <lyle@zevion.com>
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> I took a look.  It looks similar to one project that I worked on
> before.   Very interesting.
> 
> Has anybody tried successfully to do a cross MIPS yet?  From 
> a Linux/i386 host obviously ...

I have used the uclibc toolchain for big endian mips. It works great.  I
also have a gcc-3.2.3/glibc-2.2.5 based toolchain, and have used it to
cross compile a kernel and a simple root filesystem.

Lyle

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> I took a look.  It looks similar to one project that I worked on
> before.   Very interesting.
> 
> Has anybody tried successfully to do a cross MIPS yet?  From 
> a Linux/i386 host obviously ...

I have used the uclibc toolchain for big endian mips. It works great.  I
also have a gcc-3.2.3/glibc-2.2.5 based toolchain, and have used it to
cross compile a kernel and a simple root filesystem.

Lyle