can you terll me how to find sources

hello!

I looking for source/binaries ( example> sh, init etc... ) for MPC8xx.
but It was difficult!


Could you tell me how to find the sources??
Are you konw How to find the sources ( for 860 )   where ?


I read a following message in mailling web site ( http://lists.linuxppc.
org/linuxppc-embedded/200003/msg00077.html )
I go to the http://www.mvista.com site , but I can't anyting source

I know that Montavista was support CDK1.2 and CDK2.0 jornal version  in free before,
but that is not support now

I want to konw that how to get the source and how to compile??

when I was compile the source from GNU(gnu.org) ,
it was not like to support powerpc-linux cross- compiling.
( cross-compiler was made in gcc-2.95 and glib-2.2.3)

I was compile the download source("bash-xxx.tar.gz" ) from  ftp.gnu.org  with following option
#./configure --host=poweprc-linux --build=i386-linux

but It was appear following error message

checking  whetehr setvbuf argument are reserved... configure: error cannot
run test program while cross compiling

I think it was correct!
what's problem?? I'm not understanding.
help me?

Could you tell me how to find  sources and  how to correct compiling ??

and I can you give me the SRPMS file for CDK1.2 (in free!)

Thanks for reading!!

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Hi,

checking  whetehr setvbuf argument are reserved... configure: error cannot
run test program while cross compiling

I think it was correct!
what's problem?? I'm not understanding.
help me?

It seams I responded your message before. At that time I didn't think bash can be crosscompiled.  But according to the David Muller's message, responding to your mail or perhaps mine, I was wrong.  His patch against bash-2.05a was nice. I could crosscompile bash with the patch. Sorry for the wrong information.

Could you tell me how to find  sources and  how to correct compiling ??

You don't like the Wolfgang Denk's SELF, I recommended before, don't you? The sources you are finding so eargerly may be all here... ftp://ftp.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs-packages/3.3/

Good luck!
- Sangmoon Kim -

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