First of all I have read this page:
https://wiki.freebsd.org/FreeBSD/arm/crossbuild
And... I am not going to be doing any of that. Simply because configuring and troubleshooting all that and waiting for each 'make config' to pop up would take longer than compiling with Portmaster on a slow ARM system to begin with. It is funny how the person that wrote the page has the nerve to say all you need to do is change one line in the makefile and then goes on to explain that was all a lie and you need to do like 100 steps.
Is there someway to get cross-compiling in an automated way and be finished before the year 2038 bug rolls around?
https://wiki.freebsd.org/FreeBSD/arm/crossbuild
And... I am not going to be doing any of that. Simply because configuring and troubleshooting all that and waiting for each 'make config' to pop up would take longer than compiling with Portmaster on a slow ARM system to begin with. It is funny how the person that wrote the page has the nerve to say all you need to do is change one line in the makefile and then goes on to explain that was all a lie and you need to do like 100 steps.
Is there someway to get cross-compiling in an automated way and be finished before the year 2038 bug rolls around?