Complete log: http://pastebin.com/Bj2EGmWD

FPC trunk, trying to get an Android ARM cross compiler going.
1. Optimistically using FPC 2.6.2 as bootstrap - should I be using trunk? (Trying that now anyway)

Copied Android NDK crossbinutils (as.exe etc) and libs (crtbegin_dynamic.o, libc.so) etc.

This is the command I let fpcup execute to build the cross compiler: Executing : C:\development\fpcbootstrap\make.exe
"FPC=C:\development\fpcbootstrap\ppc386.exe"
"--directory=C:\development\fpctrunk"
"INSTALL_PREFIX=C:\development\fpctrunk"
"CROSSBINDIR=C:\development\cross\bin\arm-android" "UPXPROG=echo" "COPYTREE=echo" "all" "OS_TARGET=android" "CPU_TARGET=arm" "CROSSOPT= -CpARMV6" "OPT= -Xd -FlC:\development\cross\lib\arm-android"

2. Running the module I get quite far until I suddenly see reference to a binutils prefix that I haven't set...:
make.exe[5]: Entering directory `C:/development/fpctrunk/rtl/android' ...
system.pp(380) Error: Assembler arm-linux-androideabi-as.exe not found, switching to external assembling

Am I doing something wrong? Should I rename the binutils from the NDK and use -XP/BINUTILSPREFIX?

This entry in fpc.cfg (fpc trunk) is ominous:
# for android cross-prefix is set by compiler
#ifdef android
#undef NEEDCROSSBINUTILS
#endif

Does fpc (trunk) require arm-linux-androideabi- ?
(And if so, why?)

  { Set up a default prefix for binutils when cross-compiling }
  if source_info.systemtarget_info.system then
    case target_info.system of
      { Use standard Android NDK prefixes }
      system_arm_android:
        utilsprefix:='arm-linux-androideabi-';
      system_i386_android:
        utilsprefix:='i686-linux-android-';
    end;

Thanks.
I see I probably copied over the wrong directory from the NDK: the one from arm-linux has
android-ndk-r9c\toolchains\arm-linux-androideabi-4.8\prebuilt\windows-x86_64\arm-linux-androideabi\bin\as.exe etc
as well as
D:\cop\t\android-ndk-r9c\toolchains\arm-linux-androideabi-4.8\prebuilt\windows-x86_64\bin\arm-linux-androideabi-as.exe

Sorry about that; I'll fix things up, try again... and get back if needed.