On Tue, 26 Dec 2000, John Clark wrote:
> I have successfully installed a 'arm-elf' setup, and succuessfully compiled
> a linux-2.4.0-test8, with patches and differences from Russell King, and
> Nicolas Pitre respectively.
>
> However, my 'real' target is an Intel now known as 'Xscale', and in terms
> of Arm archetecture, v5 is the appropriate level.
The armv4 tools are perfectly suitable for the XScale as well... unless you
really need the additional DSP opcodes available on the 80200 which should
be the last of your worries for now.
> As it is it seems I should
> have gotten a SA1100/1110 board and set up a working Linux system
> on that platform, rather than trying to cross compile.
Well... you'd better be prepared for loooong kernel compile time.
The best you can do is really to grab a binary cross compiler kit for your
PC from one of the multiple sites that packaged it.
Nicolas
PS: Anybody knows how the timer works on the IQ-80310? The documentation
is extremely lacking on that point and I need to know it of course for
my XScale kernel to run correctly.
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