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Jivin Mike Frysinger lays it down ...
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Jivin Mike Frysinger lays it down ...
On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 19:29, David McCullough wrote:
Jivin Bernd Schmidt lays it down ...
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Jivin Mike
Jivin Bernd Schmidt lays it down ...
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the default elf2flt linker script atm outputs __{C,D}TOR_{LIST,END}__
unconditionally. this can conflict with the symbols already provided
by gcc's crt{begin,end} objects. so how best
Jivin Mike Frysinger lays it down ...
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Jivin Bernd Schmidt lays it down ...
David McCullough wrote:
Jivin Mike Frysinger lays it down ...
the default elf2flt linker script atm outputs __{C,D}TOR_{LIST,END}__
unconditionally
the FPU disabled, but support for
floats enabled. ( the default setting is as that actually )
Great :-)
Did you need to move the compiler back to /usr/local or not ?
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In fact, i do *use
CPUFLAGS := -msoft-float
to the top of your config.arch. Make sure that uClibc/.config has the
FPU disabled, but support for floats enabled.
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of your config.arch. Make sure that uClibc/.config has the
FPU disabled, but support for floats enabled.
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and run make, errors would
be displayed such as my first email.
I must have missed those. Which dist are you using ? Which toolchain ?
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Hi Arthur,
Arthur Wong wrote:
How could i configure the STLport lib ?
I have not found the info
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found in a flat binary.
Applied.
Would be nice if it could/did use the code in flat.h and asm/flat.h
to do the reloc addr thing, gets rid of the BF ifdef and will then also
work for MB and more.
The flat_get_relocate_addr(...) should already be there shouldn't it ?
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Would be nice if it could/did use the code in flat.h and asm/flat.h
to do the reloc addr thing, gets rid of the BF ifdef and will then also
work for MB and more.
The flat_get_relocate_addr
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On Sun, Nov 2, 2008 at 6:17 PM, David McCullough wrote:
Would be nice if it could/did use the code in flat.h and asm/flat.h
to do the reloc addr thing
as unused
like normal.
http://blackfin.uclinux.org/git/?p=vapier/elf2flt.git;a=summary
Sounds fine to me, just commited a placeholder for you. Let us know if
you want something else in there,
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and now it's Linux for Firmware (again) :)
The statement above has always been true, it has always been linux+extras :-)
You are right though, the focus has changed several times.
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See question below.
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 09:39:46AM -0400, Mike Frysinger wrote:
On Monday 20 October 2008, Arthur Wong wrote:
--- user
only want to
flash an LED, then 512K+XIP is probably enough to run a cut down linux
in ;-)
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whatever so I don't break it.
Hope that helps some.
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for them. I think
including it in the footer of all uClinux-dev mailings could help people
remember/locate it (I know it's extra noise in the mail but it wouldn't
bother me though),
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for that.
While it is in theory possible to run applications in the armulator,
most perople run a full OS with filesystems and applications.
The uClinux-dist has a target for the GDB/ARMulator and is the best
place to start IMO.
http://www.uclinux.org/pub/uClinux/dist/
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Thanks *David McCullough*'s reply !
Hello all :
I have added the nfs-utils package into uClinux userland ( for testing how
to add app to uc ), some changes below:
(1) uClinux-dist/user/Makefile: (insert)
dir_$(CONFIG_USER_NFS_UTILS_STATD
the simplest one you see as an example.
A pretty clean example that shows you how to do most things is the
quagga makefile:
user/quagga/makefile
If you run into problems there is almost certainly and example in the
dist of how to solve it,
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Jivin Jun Sun lays it down ...
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This might be a dumb question, but have we considered moving to gcc4.x
for uclinux? Any pro's and con's? What would be the effort to do so
at the moment, no
problems really, compiler is a bit pickier, but then we have fixed
most packages to build ok in the latest dists.
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go wrong. but i need
these backups, so how do i backup the uClinux-dist-Folder them correctly? And
how do I resotre the backup correctly?
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if you can reduce the relocations needed (-fpic might help if
the compiler supports it). flthdr will tell you the number of
relocations.
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in linux-2.6.x/mm/nommu.c
and see if mmap has comments to the effect of memory backed or
similar.
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David thanks for the reply
ok flthdr romfs/bin/sh reads
Magic:bFLT
Rev
:0x1d2
p=100efffc
start_thread(regs=0x10083fb0, entry=0x100f0044, start_stack=0x100effa4)
Execution Finished, Exiting
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ok when swapping to uClinux-dist-2005 I forgot to add mtd mtdblocks
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Hello,
I think here is the beginning
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Both make single and the NON_SMP_BUILD show the problem. See next
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On Friday 27 June 2008, Greg Ungerer wrote:
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to see where it actually fails. If I missed the fact that it is an older
uClinux-dist then run:
make NON_SMP_BUILD=1
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I support this request !
How does this look ? I think I got all the main ones :-)
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Index: Makefile
-Apps-HOWTO
Also look at other examples that use zlib:
user/w3cam/Makefile
you may need to enable zlib in your config to ensure it gets built,
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Jivin Mike Frysinger lays it down ...
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The samba makefile does:
CONFOPTS = ... --with-privatedir=/etc/config --with-configdir=/etc/config
... Which means smb.conf should be installed into /etc
they are not running when you want.
Most likely its an environment thing. If you try and run from init for
even cron you may have the same problems,
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a thought :-)
Try enabling/using the tip program to connect to the port:
tip -s 9600 -l /dev/ttyS0 -c
The under GtkTerm connect and see if you can talk back and forth ? Make
sure you change the speed to match at both ends :-) :-)
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every distro i know of uses /etc/samba. this is because there are multiple
files that may go in there, and sometimes subdirs. so i'd be happy
with /etc/samba.
applied,
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+endif
+
ifeq ($(ARCH),arm)
CFLAGS := $(CFLAGS:-O1=-Os)
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app is having such problems ?
Is it just the makefile needs changing, or it is the e2fsprogs configure
setup ?
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You can then edit and change /etc/config/start on the running system
and save it it using flatfsd if you need to without rebuilding the
image,
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Zitat von David McCullough [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Back when I wrote this:
http://www.ucdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/01/30/0548223
and the m68k-elf toolchain came with m68k-bdm-elf-gdb included, it was
working to a resonable extent.
I know
, the timeout happens and I get the message:
wt: timeout = 0, I2SR = a0, ih = 1
So obviously the interrupt happens and is correctly handled, but the
waitqueue is not awoken.
Did anybody else experience such a problem, or is it again something
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a simple
hello world program to see if that works ?
I tried with a simple hello world as well as withshipped applications
like ping or ftp.
Ok, all fairly straight forward. Check out the ptrace API and see what
is right/wrong in there,
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Hi,
On Mon, Apr 07, 2008 at 07:13:48AM +1000, David McCullough wrote:
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In my I2C driver, the code is the following:
static
irqreturn_t coldfire_i2c_interrupt(int irq, void *dev_id
with m68k anymore, so I can't comment on the current state
of toolchains etc, only to say that the information and source needed to
do it in the past should be available to help with working out the current
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#endif /* __ASSEMBLY__ */
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It build both host and target binaries.
You need zlib installed on your dev machine. For debian systems
something like:
sudo apt-get install zlib1g-dev
should do it,
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On Thursday 21 February 2008, David McCullough wrote:
If it's possible to do this using installed versions then it does sound
better, and probably much
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If it's possible to do this using installed versions then it does sound
better, and probably much easier to get right :-)
does that mean you're gonna merge it ? ;)
I guess it does :-), applied
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Hi David,
Zitat von David McCullough [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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Yes, despite the code you mention below, the mem_map will get
allocated at the start of memory, the only was around this would be
to look at discontiguous
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Look for the call to
free_bootmem(memory_start, memory_end - memory_start);
Bingo! That's exactly what I was looking for. :-)
Check the values for memory_start, this is where the pages
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Some likely ones to consider are:
arch/mips/mm/init.c: paging_init
arch/x86/kernel/setup_32.c: zone_sizes_init
They all seem to call:
free_area_init_nodes
Jivin Markus Franke lays it down ...
Hi David,
David McCullough schrieb:
bootmem perhaps ? I can't recall exactly but I think you have added a zone
without adding or freeing the pages appropriately.
Exactly. It seems that the 16 MB DMA zone is reservered correctly but
the kernel
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Zitat von David McCullough [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
My understanding of the zones says is that you can do what you are trying
to do. I seem to recall that if you get low on normal memory the system
may dip into the DMA pool.
well, I reserved
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On Feb 26, 2008, at 10:51 AM, Allon Stern wrote:
What I'm after is complete scriptability, with no interactiion. I
don't want to check in binaries
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This patch allows elf2flt/flthdr's compression options to work in a wider
variety of environments (e.g. under MinGW/Win32), by linking with zlib
the permissions are wrong on the file from which the patch is
generated?
Its possible we can fix some of the build env to not require execute
permissions:
sh ./configure
and/or add chmod +x to the appropriate [Mm]akefiles.
Were those the only two you encountered ?
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scripts on a desktop linux system and see what whack commands they run,
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tip: There no problem in KLIPS start. Are there any files i forgot cp into
uclinux??
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On Tuesday 30 October 2007, Julian Brown wrote:
This patch allows flthdr's compression options to work in a wider
variety of environments (e.g. under
to wtmp file
#endif
-char bb_common_bufsiz1[BB_BUFSIZ];
+char bb_common_bufsiz1[BUFSIZ+1];
struct globals;
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redefinitions
Turns out it may have been due to another libc (ie., uC-libc), but its
wrong, change reverted.
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#endif
-char bb_common_bufsiz1[BB_BUFSIZ];
+char bb_common_bufsiz1[BUFSIZ+1];
struct globals;
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uclinux.org, promise :-)
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script at their locations.
Try and find the file 'gtk-config' on your system.
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Jivin mlin17 lays it down ...
hi, now i want to use freeswan in the uclinux-dist.
Just use it directly?(dose it choose the freeswan option in the kernel
config?)
not follow the readme?
No you need to enable the kernel options yourself appropriately.
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to work out the whack commands you need it you
install freeswan on a desktop system and then look at all the whack
commands used to start a tunnel.
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system to do this (application XIP that is, not kernel XIP),
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on our target
board.
busybox has something in there, most likely in libbb, you might be
able to use that ?
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be fixed :-(.
I am considering hosting them on uCdot.org so we can get them back on
line :-)
Hopefully we will get them back soon,
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Jivin Mike Frysinger lays it down ...
On Wednesday 06 February 2008, David McCullough wrote:
is there a reason for forcing -j1 in sub-packages ? we've dropped the
-j1 in {lib,user}/Makefile for the DIRS target and generally had great
success. you can really feel the difference on an 8
Jivin Mike Frysinger lays it down ...
On Thursday 07 February 2008, David McCullough wrote:
On Wednesday 06 February 2008, David McCullough wrote:
is there a reason for forcing -j1 in sub-packages ? we've dropped
the -j1 in {lib,user}/Makefile for the DIRS target and generally had
machine running happily ;-).
If you have a patch, send it in and I'll try it here and see how bad it
is for our builds, if it's relatively isolated I am happy to fix up
some bits and include it, anything that speeds builds is good,
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help you get openswan into the
uClinux-dist correctly and will work much better than the redhat or
openswan doc, let me know if you get stuck,
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/telnetd/Makefile if it doesn't:
$(ROMFSINST) -e CONFIG_USER_TELNETD_TELNETD \
-a telnet stream tcp nowait root /bin/telnetd /etc/inetd.conf
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