Re: [coLinux-users] Re: colinux and raid setup

[Sunil <fu...@ya...>]

so, I need a native 64-bit linux compiler and a 64-bit
cross compiler for win64. Both gcc same version.
right?

I do have a amd64 gentoo install lying on this very
system, so I can put that to some use here.

Are there instructions on build process for linux and
windows parts using a linux machine?

> as you debug and
> fix all the 32-bit -> 64-bit porting problems/issues

should I expect too many of these? Good to know
beforehand what I am getting into...:)

Thanks,
-Sunil


--- George P Boutwell <geo...@gm...>
wrote:

> Hmm...
> 
>   Well, for starters you probably want/need monotone
> (http://www.venge.net/monotone), then you'll need to
> grab the latest
> coLinux source using it.
>   After that you'll need an gcc 64-bit compiler for
> Linux or Windows
> and the same major/minor version of an 64bit
> cross-compiler (ie a
> compiler that runs in Linux, but builds gcc
> compatible win64
> executables, or a compiler that runs in Windows, and
> builds gcc
> compatible elf (64-bit) executables).  The reason
> you need a
> cross-compiler is because coLinux is part host, part
> guest code and
> the guest code needs to be compiled and compatible
> with the host code.
> 
>   After that you'll probably need lots of patience
> as you debug and
> fix all the 32-bit -> 64-bit porting problems/issues
> that you run
> into.
> 
> On 12/31/05, Sunil <fu...@ya...> wrote:
> > I think that's what the return code 1275 from
> > StartService means: "Driver has been stopped from
> > loading."
> >
> > So, we need to build the 64-bit version of
> colinux's
> > windows driver. Anybody know how can one do that?
> I
> > have no compiler on my machine apart from
> cygwin/mingw
> > build environment (which I haven't used much
> > before...:-)).
> >
> 
> --
> George
> 



		
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