[uClibc]Building uClibc for a stand-alone system.

[Jean-Henri Duteau]

>BTW, yesterday I posted an already built, fully working ext2
>filesystem that contains my uClibc development world (gcc 3.2,
>g++, binutils, make, sed, awk, coreutils (fileutils, shellutils,
>textutils), make, gdb, strace, valgrind, openssh, etc).  So those
>who want to avoid needing to download and rebuild 8 zillion GB of
>source code can grab the binary and start working from that.
>Just run it under user-mode-linux, or loop mount it and chroot
>into it, or add a kernel and bootloader and copy it onto your
>hard drive.  Anyways, the whole thing is dynamically linked vs
>uClibc and should (I hope!) make developing uClibc apps much
>easier.

Erik,

That's a wonderful piece of news.  I went and grabbed it and loop mounted 
it and it looks perfect.  8-)  I'm going to trim a couple of the things 
that I don't need and then start adding the stuff I do.  That saves a huge 
amount of time for me, so muchos gracias.

You built this with buildroot right?  If so, I might try building via that 
route just to see how it does it.

Thanks,

Jean