[ColdFire development is really going on in the debian-coldfire alioth project, not (yet) here. Cc set accordingly]
On Tue, May 09, 2006 at 01:20:37AM -0400, Mark Duckworth wrote: > Hey guys, > > I'm trying to bootstrap linux on my coldfire (Logic M584litekit eval > board). > > So far I have the linux kernel up and running, a full gcc cross compiler > suite working and a busy box system up and running on the kernel. > > The very next step for me is to get gcc/glibc working on the device, > however all of the binaries I try to produce with the gcc I built for > the CF come back bus error. For now I give up. I've seen the same things. If you run it inside gdb (the ltib toolchain which you can download from Freescale's website after registering (at no cost) contains it; dunno whether you have that), you'll see that it catches its SIGBUS while in the PLT section. I suspect it's something similar to #327780, but haven't been able to investigate in-depth yet. If you feel like spending some time on this, a first good step would be to compare objdump -d output from a working binary and a broken one (the ltib stuff would seem to produce working binaries at first glance). > I wonder if anyone on the list has a bootstrap for coldfire with gcc > 3.4.x and -mcfv4e support. It'd be nice to just skip this step > entirely ;) > > It's important to me to build a FULL linux developer system out of the > coldfire system itself rather than do the traditional cross compiler > thing and I think most people on list can agree with that sentiment. Yeah, absolutely. In fact, in a Debian context, the "cross compiler thing" isn't "traditional" at all ;-) -- Fun will now commence -- Seven Of Nine, "Ashes to Ashes", stardate 53679.4 -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
