Hi,
Is the 2.95.3 toolchain compatible with the linux-2.4.x kernel from the
latest Clinux distribution (20070130)?
I'm trying to compile my custom board and I have some weird errors
Regards,
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Daniel Alomar i Claramonte
Research Development Electronic Dept.
SERRA SOLDADURA, S.A.
WEB
On Mon, 2007-06-18 at 14:37 +0800, Rogelio Serrano wrote:
On 6/18/07, David T. L. Wong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
don't know anything about it. I told them they have to allow end user
run their code on the product if Linux adopt GPLv3. They response that I
shouldn't grand user the right of
On 6/18/07, David T. L. Wong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Relax, thats not going to happen. Linus dont want gpl v3 for the kernel.
I dont want to buy boxes like the Tivo though.
So far it is. But how about Samba NTFS-3g? Any component we used in
our product changes to GPLv3 would give us a
Dear David,
*I am a developer on Sigma Designs SMP8634 platform. Technically
speaking, it doesn't run uCLinux as it has MMU. It runs a main line
kernel with Sigma Designs' patch.*
do you mean that it will be impossible for me to run uCLinux without
sigmadesigns SDK?
or can i use buildroot or
On 6/18/07, Roy Moshkovitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear David,
I am a developer on Sigma Designs SMP8634 platform. Technically
speaking, it doesn't run uCLinux as it has MMU. It runs a main line
kernel with Sigma Designs' patch.
do you mean that it will be impossible for me to run uCLinux
Hi Roy,
I think so. SMP863X is an highly integrated System on Chip. You need
their kernel patch for IDE driver,PCI driver,Serial port driver, Flash
interface driver, Network interface driver and USB driver.
All SMP863X set-top box vendors are suppose to release the kernel
source with this
David T. L. Wong wrote:
So far it is. But how about Samba NTFS-3g? Any component we used in
our product changes to GPLv3 would give us a headache.
Not a problem, surely? You are already distributing the source for
your version of Samba etc., right?
How does them changing to GPLv3 change
David T. L. Wong wrote:
I think so. SMP863X is an highly integrated System on Chip. You need
their kernel patch for IDE driver,PCI driver,Serial port driver, Flash
interface driver, Network interface driver and USB driver.
All SMP863X set-top box vendors are suppose to release the kernel
It's quite obvious that you ran out of memory. The kernel cannot
allocate a 993906 bytes if the largest available block is only 512kB.
Regards,
Erwin
Am Montag, den 18.06.2007, 10:10 -0300 schrieb Marcelo Ortega:
Hi,
I´m new to uClinux, and I´m working on a project based around NXP´s
It should have more than this. The board have 32Mb, and at this time,
this was the only app running, and it has no allocmem stuff. The only thing on
the memory was a big const.
Do you think it could be due to some configuration ? What about the
inactive 26164kB. Is it possible
Hi Daniel,
Daniel Alomar wrote:
Is the 2.95.3 toolchain compatible with the linux-2.4.x kernel from the
latest Clinux distribution (20070130)?
It should work. But I use a newer gcc-3.4.4 based tool chain
for non-mmu ARM now (both 2.4 and 2.6 kernels).
I'm trying to compile my custom board
Hi Greg,
Nothing concerning the board. Only about Samba and the ldl library:
Compiling passdb/login_cache.c with
Compiling passdb/pdb_smbpasswd.c with
Compiling passdb/pdb_tdb.c with
Compiling passdb/pdb_guest.c with
Compiling passdb/pdb_sql.c with
Compiling lib/system_smbd.c with
mkdir groupdb
Dear All,
I am using Snapgear and I want to connect my pc to this embeded linux(Snapgear)
using PPP protocol, I can connect my computer through a PPP dialing, But I
don't know what is the true commands (for example pppd and its options) to
connect in Snapgear Side, Could anyone help me about?
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