Suresh Kumar wrote:
just pleace the patches in the mentioned directory. They're
automatically applied during the extract stage. To force a extract, do:
ptxdist clean kernel
ptxdist compile kernel
I'm not sure if I understand what you mean, but I'm trying to answer
your questions.
What are
Hi,
I am using ptxdist for my target (ARM - AT91RM2000). I am able to
build the kernel image root fs and able to boot the target via nfs.
I have two kernel patches received from the vendor. I dont know where
to specify the patch location filename in the configuration
menu(ptxdist menuconfig)
Suresh Kumar wrote:
Hi,
I am using ptxdist for my target (ARM - AT91RM2000). I am able to
build the kernel image root fs and able to boot the target via nfs.
I have two kernel patches received from the vendor. I dont know where
to specify the patch location filename in the configuration
On 08/23/2010 05:58 PM, Marc Kleine-Budde wrote:
inixml has to be ported.
I have a .in file and a .make file for mxml. I will post.
Cheers,
Ryan
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Hi,
Do we have directFB,miniXML application (predefined) in the ptxdist?
ptxdist comes with directfb. minixml has to be ported.
When i try to run LiTE (directfb wrap-up) example, i am getting the
follwoing error
:/usr/bin ./lite_msgbox
./lite_msgbox: error while loading shared libraries:
Suresh Kumar wrote:
Hi,
Put your patches to your workspace subdir: patches/linux-$LINUX_VERSION
Create a file in that dir called series. It should list the name of
the patches, with one patch per line. You can create it with:
ls *.patch series. (or whatever your patches are called)
Do we
Hi,
just pleace the patches in the mentioned directory. They're
automatically applied during the extract stage. To force a extract, do:
ptxdist clean kernel
ptxdist compile kernel
What are all the other clean/compile options available. where should i
refer this build command helps.
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