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Date: Wed, 17 Jan 2001 12:59:12 -0800
From: jfaith@lineo.com
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Subject: Re: linux kernel compilation?
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Yes, I have done this.  I created cross gcc and binutils tools under
cygwin, specified the target architecture which corresponds to the cross
tools  ("ARCH" and "CROSS_COMPILE" in the Linux makefile), then "make
config ; make dep ; make".

Another good place to ask this question is the cross-gcc list
(mailto:crossgcc-info@sourceware.cygnus.com).

,
John Faith
Lineo


Gerrit Peter Haase wrote:

> is it possible to build the linux kernel on cygwin (with target linux)?






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