On Thu, May 29, 2008 at 11:48:26AM +0200, Pierre Pronchery wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to use the ticket system in trac, but keep being rejected as a spammer: "500 Internal Server Error (Submission rejected as potential spam)"
Anyway, what I wanted to report is that Coreboot requires changes to compile on BSD (in my case NetBSD). What I wanted to get committed so
Ooooh, spiffy. I guess this means I have a bit more motivation then. More on this later.
far is quite trivial actually: recursive "make" calls should be changed to "$(MAKE)", as GNU make (or "gmake") is apparently necessary to build.
Yeah, for coreboot itself there are just a few lines that need patching to build on NetBSD/i386
The attached patch is for ADLO, but the generic build system would need to be fixed as well.
I haven't pushed very hard for getting this fixed, as I figured I was one of those for-just-one-user cases. That and it's easy enough to patch.
Anyway, I have a boot(8)-based payload that I've been working on occasionally, It's in an ugly-ish, somewhat hard-coded, but none-the-less working state. Also, it's an easy-ish route to loading NetBSD/amd64's ELF64 kernels.
Jonathan Kollasch