On Mar 1, 2013 11:45 AM, "embedded linux" <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi all,
Hi there, > I am trying to build Tizen IVI for ARM. May I ask why? This is a very ambitious undertaking. Since there are no pre built rpm packages for Tizen IVI for arm, I am reusing some of the armv7l mobile profile pre built binaries from repo and cross compiling other required packages from X86 IVI repo. Cross-compilation is difficult. Do you have the right toolchain? Have you set up a chroot for the ARM binaries you may need as dependencies? Most importantly, what is your target? Does your target have a pre-compiled Linux kernel? If so, what version of GCC was it compiled with? Are you targeting a virtual machine I.e. qemu? > My question is, what is the difference between the source code between the one downloaded from tizen source repo and the one given in /ivi/latest/repos/ivi/source in download.tizen.org? > If I have to build GhostCluster package which is IVI specific then how can I cross compile it for arm? Why would you do that? To get that software to run on your target? > The Ghost cluster contains a spec file and when I try to build I get, > > info: generate repositories ... > info: start building packages from: /home/user/work/tizen/profile/GhostCluster-0.2013.1.28 (git) > error: No source package found at /home/user/work/tizen/profile/GhostCluster-0.2013.1.28 > error: rpmbuild fails It is much easier if you give the command you used and the resulting output pasted into the email, otherwise your issue is nearly impossible to diagnose. > Please let me know how can I take the src.rpm file and cross compile them? How do you usually do cross compiling? Is this the first time you've cross compiled rpms? Regards Jeremiah > Thanks > > > _______________________________________________ > IVI mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.tizen.org/listinfo/ivi >
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