Re: TO Craig: Re: [Gumstix-users] Can't run 'Hello world'

[Craig H. <cr...@hu...>]

Suri,

at the linux prompt, type "uname -a" and send me the response -- sounds 
like you have the old software image instead of the new one -- if so, 
then lrzsz isn't installed, and you'll have to use usbnet or an MMC 
card to get software onto the gumstix, unless someone on the list knows 
of a neat way to transfer binary data over a serial port w/out 
kermit/xmodem/zmodem -- is there some nifty ash script which does 
uudecoding or something?

C

On Jul 8, 2004, at 11:54 PM, harshit suri wrote:

> Hi Craig thankyou for ure help. But i tried ure
> instructions. I use a windows host
> 1)connected serial cable to gumtix from PC(windows
> host)
> 2)Hyperterminal 115200 bps 8N1
> 3)powered up gumstix.logged into gumstix as root
> 4)then typed rz -b into gumstix terminal command
> prompt  .But i got following error.
> # rz -b
> -sh: rz: not found
> 5)so the rz command is not available on the gumstix. i
> dont have the Flash card. i just bought a gumstix and
> havent changed any s/w :its as is from the
> manufacturer.
> kindly advise
> thanks again
>
> --- Craig Hughes <cr...@hu...> wrote:
>> Suri, are you using a Windows host or a linux host?
>>
>> On Linux, you'll want to install minicom and lrzsz,
>> then running
>> minicom to view the gumstix console, you can type
>> "rz -b' on the linux
>> command line, which puts the console into ZModem
>> "receive" mode.  Then,
>> press CTRL-a and then S, and minicom will pop open a
>> file selection
>> dialog.  Select the file you want to send, and it'll
>> be sent.
>>
>> On Windows, Hyperterm supports ZModem tranfers.
>> When you're connected
>> to the linux machine in hypterm, do the "rz -b" on
>> the console, then in
>> Hyperterm, select "Send file" from the "Transfer"
>> menu.
>>
>> C
>>
>> On Jul 7, 2004, at 2:45 PM, harshit suri wrote:
>>
>>> Hello Gordon
>>> I am a newbie to gumstix too. could u please tell
>> me
>>> how u downloaded the program (executable) from the
>> PC
>>> to the gumstix using ure serial port. What is ure
>>> setup are u using the same cable that is used to
>>> stream the output to the PC screen from the
>> gumstix or
>>> are u using  some other port simultantenoisly. its
>>> would really help me if u could describe in detail
>> how
>>> to download a program using zmodem.
>>> thanks a lot
>>>
>>> --- "Gordo R." <gor...@ho...> wrote:
>>>> Hi all,
>>>> I just got my gumstix on Friday and wanted to try
>>>> creating my own app on it.
>>>>
>>>> I downloaded and built the arm cross-compiler
>> tools
>>>> on my Fedora core 2
>>>> system
>>>> and it built without any problems. Next I created
>>>> hello.c just like in the
>>>> example
>>>> and compiled it using 'arm-linux-gcc -c hello.c
>> -o
>>>> hello'. It compiled
>>>> without any
>>>> errors to a 5.4KB executable.
>>>>
>>>> I downloaded this to the gumstix using zmodem
>> over a
>>>> serial port connection.
>>>> However when I try and run it, I get the message
>>>> "./hello: can't load
>>>> library
>>>> 'libgcc_s.so.1'".
>>>>
>>>> Anyone know why it's failing?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks,
>>>>
>>>> Gordon
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
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