title: Cross-compiling mono for proprietary ARM device
body: <p>Currently at work, we are developing software for some arm-elf little endian devices. We are currently doing this in plain C, which is a pain. Luckily for us the company who creates the devices provide c++ support, unfortunatly that same company has messed up the c++ libraries so the project fails at linker-stage of compilation, yay!</p>
  
  <p>So lately i've been looking at alternatives, and the most interesting alternative is mono. I can see that compiling mono for arm is mostly done in scratchbox, and this seems like a good alternative. But i can also see that i need to setup rootfs that resembles my device... However, i have no way of finding out what the rootfs is on my device, becouse i cannot connect to it in any way. Will this make it impossible to compile mono using scratchbox? If so, is there another way i can compile mono?</p>