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I have a program that is made on debian (i386 type) O/S.
The program is execute with booting.
I can modify a kernel using below commands
"make menuconfig/oldconfig/bzImage" ...etc.
so I can make kernel adding some functions I wanted.
but I want this program to execute on other CPU environments.
in particular 'sparc' type.
and I found that is can be by cross compile.
but I can't find the methods. and I don't know what will be cross compiled.
Why don't you simply compile/install your program and kernel modifications on the target machine? It is much easier to do that than to set up a cross compiler for the kernel.
Because I just have a machine that has i386 CPU type.
and I'll have some test with this programs next Tuesday.
but we don't have some machines to test, so we'll go to other company.
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