Comments inline ... On Friday 15 November 2013 14:27:32 Leon Anavi wrote: > On 2013-11-15 14:11, plus kri wrote: > > We have something to clarify now: > > > > Leon says: > > Raspberry Pi comes with ARM1176JZF-S ARM11 CPU core which implements > > the > > ARMv6 architecture. So this means that you have to create a Tizen > > Platform image from scratch through local build using GBS > > (git-build-system) for ARMv6. According to the documentation GBS build > > > > supports x86_64, i586, ARMv6l, ARMv7hl and ARM7l architectures. > > > > Jan-Simon says: > > Tizen is built for armv7 . RPi is armv6. So the downloadable packages > > > > won't > > > > work as the compiler uses a higher ISA. GBS would need a sort of > > > > initial toolchain > > > > for armv6 to do this - which is not there and is not trivial. > > > > To clarify: Does the GBS include some support for ARMv6 or not at all? > > As I said before building a Tizen platform image from scratch for ARMv6 > is a tough job and there is a lack of documentation. I have no idea if > it is possible at all but you can easily check the supported > architectures by GBS. > Run gbs build -h (or gbs build --help): > > build configuration options: > -A ARCH, --arch ARCH build target arch. Supported arch types are: > x86_64 > i586 armv6l armv7hl armv7l
Yes, the underlying tools would support to build a different target "armv6l" and even "armv5tel" would be possible with the tools (albeit not visible). BUT you have a chicken-egg problem here (bootstrap). There is no prebuilt toolchain to build for armv6l available atm. So AFAIK you cannot build a platform image for armv6l . Instead you use the prebuilt packages and these are armv7l (aka armel and not armhf). Best, JS _______________________________________________ General mailing list [email protected] https://lists.tizen.org/listinfo/general
