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>  
> Are you sure your cross compile toolchain is built?

I just build the whole set using the nanobsd.sh mechanism.
It resulted in an arm kernel, so I'm assuming the toolchain
is available.

That said, I'm not sure how to *point* to it...

Which may be the issue at the heart of my "Follow up question"?

jdl