David Taylor writes: > I have the script at the end of this note which successfully compiles a > 32-bit Linux kernel for the Raspberry Pi when run on a 64-bit Debian run > in a virtual machine under Windows. So far, so good. What I would now > like to do is to use the same tools to cross compile NTP for the > Raspberry pi (because it takes an hour on the RPi itself). I have been > trying to follow the guide here: > > http://support.ntp.org/bin/view/Dev/Cross-compilingNTP > > bit I fail even at the first command: > > config.guess > > which isn't recognised. I would be the first to acknowledge that I'm > working way outside my comfort zone, but something tells me that if I > can get a kernel to compile, NTP should be possible, and perhaps easier!
The location of that script moved recently. Try: ./sntp/libevent/build-aux/config.guess if you are in the main source directory. And I have not done this in a while - there might be something good to be said to trying: ./sntp/scripts/cvo.sh instead. Not sure - as I said, I haven't had to do a cross compile in a long time. And it's a wiki - as you come across improvements, please make them. H _______________________________________________ questions mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ntp.org/listinfo/questions
