--- a/config	Sun Jan 03 05:04:35 2010 -0600
+++ b/config	Sun Jan 03 17:04:39 2010 -0600
@@ -5,43 +5,33 @@
 # are left blank by the build.  Feel free to replace this file with your
 # own version, or to set these as environment variables on the command line.
 
-# By default root-filesystem.sh will build a native toolchain (binutils, gcc,
-# make, bash, distcc).  Set this variable to "none" to skip all that, and
-# build a root filesystem containing only uClibc and busybox.  You can also
-# set it to "headers" to retain the linux/uClibc kernel headers (in case you'd
-# like to build your own native toolchain based on a different compiler).
-# If you set it to "only", it'll build a native toolchain (binutils, gcc,
-# uClibc, and the kernel headers) and nothing else.
+# Set this to tell build.sh not to build a native toolchain.  (This means
+# root-filesystem.sh won't have it either.)
 
-# export NATIVE_TOOLCHAIN=none
-# export NATIVE_TOOLCHAIN=headers
-# export NATIVE_TOOLCHAIN=only
+# export NO_NATIVE_COMPILER=1
 
 # If this is set, root-filesystem.sh won't bother to create the normal
 # directory hierarchy of /usr, /tmp, /etc, and so on.
 
 # export ROOT_NODIRS=1
 
-# By default, only busybox is built statically (doing so provides a 20%
-# performance boost to autoconf under qemu).
+# By default, busybox and the native compiler are built statically.
+# (Building busybox static provides a 20% performance boost to autoconf
+# under qemu, and building the native compiler static makes it more
+# portable to other root filesystems.)
 
-# To make busybox dynamic, set this to "none".  Set it to any other
+# To make those dynamic, set this to "none".  Set it to any other
 # value to link all packages statically.
 
 # export BUILD_STATIC=none
 # export BUILD_STATIC=1
 
-# If this is set, build.sh will build a compiler statically linked
+# If this is set, build.sh will build a cross compiler statically linked
 # against uClibc.  This indicates which host that compiler should run on.
 # Note that most x86_64 systems can run a statically linked i686 binary even
-# if they don't have the 32-bit libraries installed.
-
-# export STATIC_CROSS_COMPILER_HOST=i686
+# if they don't have the 32-bit libraries installed, so that's a good default.
 
-# If this is set, build a standalone statically linked native compiler, to
-# use an a target system that doesn't have development tools.
-
-# export BUILD_STATIC_NATIVE_COMPILER=1
+# export STATIC_CC_HOST=i686
 
 # This may be set by the target's "details" file, but you can override it here.
 # You can set it to ext2, initramfs, or squashfs.  It defaults to squashfs