Hi all, I'm new to arm-linux and Arm, but already for 5 years in Linux/i386. As a sort of hobby, I want to make a port of Linux to the Connexant Superpipe single chip MCNS/DVB cablemodem chip. For building the kernel, I want to use a cross compiler to compile the kernel. First I tried egcs-1.0.2, because that's also my native i686 code compiler. The compilation ended with missing crt*.o files. Seems I have to get these files somewhere. :-) But, because gcc-2.95 is the preferred compiler, I tried to compile this. What I found was that egcs-1.0.2 is not able to compile it. It fails on some *stream.cc in libiberty. It did succeed in building libgcc.a from the .S sources, so that's one good thing already. So my question is, what is the best thing to do? I want to make goed packages for cross compiling from i686 to Arm and are prepared to spend some time building them. After that, I want to write good documentation (Linux in general lacks that!) and then continue porting to the SuperPipe. Who can give me some hints? Bas. unsubscribe: body of `unsubscribe linux-arm' to [EMAIL PROTECTED] ++ Please use [EMAIL PROTECTED] for ++ ++ kernel-related discussions. ++
