Laurent, We're also use the MPC860. For the tools we use CDK 2.0 from Montavista, and we've had no problems with this. To install CDK 2.0 for the 860 do this:
> cd /mnt/cdrom/bin > ./hhl-host-install ... and then select "embeddedplanet-rpxlite" for the board This provides you with: i) libraries ii) a root filesystem for NFS mounting your target iii) standard tools ppc_8xx-gcc, ppc_8xx-ld, etc. After this installation all you need to do to compile a linuxppc kernel is change CROSS_COMPILE to ppc_8xx- in the top level Makefile. Alex Laurent Pinchart wrote: > > Hi everybody. > > I searched the web for some information about this, but haven't been > able to find any answer to my question. > > I'd appreciate if someone could give me an advice about which version of > the different development tools (namely binutils & gcc), and which > version of the C library (either glibc or newlib) I should use for a > MPC860T processor. > > I currently use the Hard Hat Journeyman Edition (and recompiled > everything from the rpm sources), but was wondering if it would be > better to stick with it or use a newer version of some tools. > > I suppose that GCC 3.x is not ready for the MPC8xx yet (but I might be > wrong). > > Thanks in advance for your help. > > Laurent Pinchart. > > > ** Sent via the linuxppc-embedded mail list. See http://lists.linuxppc.org/
