On 9/19/06, iwankoenig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi! I have compiled the openssl for a powerpc-processor with: ./Configure linux-ppc --prefix=/home/compile/openssl no-asm make clean make CC=powerpc-604-linux-gnu-gcc make install It works with no errors! Now i have four directorys: /home/compile/openssl/bin /home/compile/openssl/include /home/compile/openssl/lib /home/compile/openssl/ssl And now i have to put the compiled OpenSSL on embedded linux (with powerpc-processor). How can i do this? Do i need a .iso-file of openssl? Please help me!
Hi Ivan; Where did you get your toolchain from? Was it from another embedded project? What you want to look at is how the *other* things on your embedded device are packaged, if at all. For example, the "ipkg" format is quite common, and there's a scaffolding or framework to build them. You might want to look into the buildroot (buildroot.org or busybox.org) or the buildroot-ng (only from openwrt.org?) as toolchain/packaging frameworks -- you can contribute ytour openssl work there, and even if it turns out to be too big for others to use, they might extend your work -- but you get the packaging system for eaier install, if possible. If your current embedded hardware is not an ipkg or similar packaging, and you're building a rootdisk, then you might be able to install them before building the rootdisk. If you're not building your rootdisk, simply tar them up and untar in-situ Much of the following steps are really dependent on how your PPC device gets its packages and rootdisk, and it's really not an openssl issue (unless you have build/config patches to give back) so let's take this off the list, reply to me directly, I might be able to give some advice. Perhaps others here can also give some advice, but I think it's best if it comes away from the openssl list. Allan ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org Development Mailing List [email protected] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
