Hi Tim,
The host compiler is probably okay so long as your target is the same
(or compatible). In fact, the host based packages that LTIB uses builds
uses this method to populate the stuff in /opt/ltib/....
You may run into one or two gotchas with respect to things like
base-libs where the layout of the compiler is presumed to be that of a
CodeSourcery toolchain. With this in mind you may have to either fix
that .spec file, or have some substitute (you could place in
config/platform/_your_x86_target_/
Regards, Stuart
On 06/09/11 15:00, Tim Nelson wrote:
Greetings Stuart-
Would a cross compiler be required? Could the system's native compilers be used?
--Tim
----- Original Message -----
Hi Tim,
As far as I know no one has made a BSP for an x86, however this should
be straightforward. All that is needed is a config/platform/_target_
area and a suitable cross-compiler.
Regards, Stuart
On 02/09/11 17:28, Tim Nelson wrote:
I haven't been able to determine this 100%, but hopefully you can
answer: can LTIB be used to generate a rootfs/kernel for x86 arch? I
see the system types/options present within LTIB (./ltib
--configure) for various ARM, PPC, etc boards/archs, but not x86.
Maybe I'm missing a generic template?
--Tim
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