The system we've been using to build Helio binaries is in the picolinux CVS. It doesn't build everything from source, it just takes a collection of config files and binaries and assembles them into a ROM file. This is all you need if you want to play with the init scripts, or add your own applications. The kernel source we're using is in a separate directory in the picolinux CVS. The pgserver binary in picolinux was built straight from the code in picogui CVS. The config file used to build it is also in CVS.
Note that to do any of this you will need the cross-compiler from http://linux-vr.org/tools.html You'll need to download the picolinux CVS. There are instructions at http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=26771 Then just run 'make' as root and you'll have a sparkly new Helio rom On 2001.12.13 06:59 Sriganesh Bhagavathula wrote: > Hi: > > I am a newbie to Linux on Helio. I have so far taken the binaries > from 10/10 for helio and flashed it on my helio (bought solely for > linux) and played around with it, and I am thrilled to death. > > Can Micah or someone point me to some page where I have information > about how I would take a CVS snapshot and morph it into a bin file > ready to flash or ROM file to use in the emulator? (I am decently > well versed in the lingo of compiling, but would appreciate > non-cryptic directions). > > Regards, > Gani > _______________________________________________ Pgui-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/pgui-devel
