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[2024-08-01T00:09:41Z] <SkyrixFr> Pretty sure the question has been asked before, but is there any way i could recompile kiss for an old i486 architecture? [2024-08-01T00:10:23Z] <SkyrixFr> I have this very old mini pc with like 128mb of ram and a super old cpu [2024-08-01T00:11:38Z] <SkyrixFr> Well actually not that old but i guess technology wasn't evolved enough to put "good" hardware (at the time) in such a small computer [2024-08-01T04:05:19Z] <riteo> I'll shut off the bouncer for a while, you know, holidays [2024-08-01T04:05:24Z] <riteo> cya soon! [2024-08-01T10:39:29Z] <sad_plan> SkyrixFr: you probably need a cross compiler for that. just use musl-cross-make, and build a new tarball to extract on that machine [2024-08-01T11:12:38Z] <Skyrixfr> sad_plan: ok thanks, i think i'm ok with the cross compiler part but, for recompiling everything is doing ``cd /var/db/kiss/installed && kiss build *`` enough or is there other stuff to compile (apart from kernel)? [2024-08-01T11:20:00Z] <sad_plan> have the crosscompiler in you path, so kiss would use that instead of your the hosts compiler. set KISS_ROOT to /mnt or w/e, and set CFLAGS to target the correct archetecture. then do kiss b * in /var/db/kiss/installed as you said should suffice [2024-08-01T15:59:34Z] <testuser[m]> hi