How do I get the c++ compiler on the nfs drive? I have an Embedded
Planet clcc.
I try to install the: hhl-ppc_8xx-c++-2.95.2-13.ppc.rpm by running the
command
rpm -ihv hhl-ppc_8xx-c++-2.95.2-13.ppc.rpm (from my i386 host machine)
and Iget the error: package hhl-ppc_8xx-c++-2.95.2-13 is for a different
architecture.
I have already installed the i386 version, but I think that is just for
my i386 host, right?
Am I supposed to install the ppc.rpm FROM the target machine? It does
not seem to
have the rpm program to do so.
HELP.
Thanks.
-John
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John,
The .ppc.rpm packages are built to run on a Yellow Dog host.
MontaVista has not made the compilers/assembler/linker
available to run on the target hardware. The reason for this
is the requirement for temporary files and space considerations.
Cal
John Jones wrote:
How do I get the c++ compiler on the nfs drive? I have an Embedded
Planet clcc.
I try to install the: hhl-ppc_8xx-c++-2.95.2-13.ppc.rpm by running the
command
rpm -ihv hhl-ppc_8xx-c++-2.95.2-13.ppc.rpm (from my i386 host machine)
and Iget the error: package hhl-ppc_8xx-c++-2.95.2-13 is for a different
architecture.
I have already installed the i386 version, but I think that is just for
my i386 host, right?
Am I supposed to install the ppc.rpm FROM the target machine? It does
not seem to
have the rpm program to do so.
HELP.
Thanks.
-John
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Hi,
Does somebody know the ATLAS ACE860 DARWIN board?
It's monitor can auto test the 4M/8M DRAM successfully.
But when I insert a 32M DRAM, the monitor only pass 16M, then test failed.
I use BDM test it, only can access 16M too.
Is this the bug of this board?
Best regards,
Wang Chao Feng
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Some older board and its monitor do not support the SIMM which is more than 16MB.
Refer to ACE860 home,I am not sure its still there : www.ace360.com
If you are using ICE/BDM,please check the value of br(x) and or(x) ,(x) is which
CS your SIMM connect to.
For more information,please go to www.fel.com.cn ,
Don't fuck me,
it's none of my business,
chinese only,:-)
john zhan.
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Subject: about ACE860 board
Hi,
Does somebody know the ATLAS ACE860 DARWIN board?
It's monitor can auto test the 4M/8M DRAM successfully.
But when I insert a 32M DRAM, the monitor only pass 16M, then test failed.
I use BDM test it, only can access 16M too.
Is this the bug of this board?
Best regards,
Wang Chao Feng
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