Penguinppc.org's "Cross Development mini-howto for PPC Linux" failed
to build on my x86 debian woody host, due to an autoconf bug. (Thanks to
Hollis Blanchard for identifying this.)
Also looked at the "Embedded Linux Development Kit" at www.denx.de,
but the list of supported hosts does not include debian.
While I toss a coin to choose between trying to build binutils in a
manual hack, or dealing with RPMs on debian, is there another option
that should be considered?
Thanks,
Erik
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Penguinppc.org's "Cross Development mini-howto for PPC Linux" failed
to build on my x86 debian woody host, due to an autoconf bug. (Thanks to
Hollis Blanchard for identifying this.)
I've updated the cross compile PPC toolchain scripts for my embedded
Linux book for woody. Check out the buildtoolchain script
http://www.embeddedlinuxinterfacing.com/sourcecode.shtml
Let me know if you have any questions.
Craig
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On Wednesday 02 October 2002 22:54, Erik Christiansen wrote:
Penguinppc.org's "Cross Development mini-howto for PPC Linux" failed
to build on my x86 debian woody host, due to an autoconf bug. (Thanks to
Hollis Blanchard for identifying this.)
[snip]
While I toss a coin to choose between trying to build binutils in a
manual hack, or dealing with RPMs on debian, is there another option
that should be considered?
Don't misunderstand... yes there's a configure.in bug, but it's only
triggered by you missing something you need (this is frequently i18n stuff).
So another option for you is to install the missing package.
-Hollis
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