Re: [linuxdc-dev] Tried my best. Can't get anything to work

[Arthur O. <art...@gm...>]

Please allow me to slip in with a few more questions. I'm currently
using Bgat's toolchain. Why? Because when I heard about this project, I
also stumbled across Mr. Gatliff's article, which was well written
(IMHO) and got me going right away. But this was written back in 2001.

I'm sure alot has progressed since then, and I want to know what
toolchain everyone is using as of now. I ask this because I want to be
at par with the rest :) I managed to build TinyLogin with BGat's
toolchain, but haven't got the chance to test it yet. Has anyone been
successfull in this area?

I came across the toolchain at sf, a disorganised archive at
ftp.m17n.org and also heard about the GCC 3.2/uClibc that's being worked 
on. All I need is some clarification as to which one to use.
Thanks.

Arthur

Adrian McMenamin wrote:

  > On Monday 16 Sep 2002 4:30 pm, Starman wrote:
  >
  >>I built the cross-compiling tools and the kernel. I did everything the
  >>article said to do.
  >>I don't know what else there is to explain. I followed the steps in the
  >>article one by one.
  >>
May I ask which article you are refering to? Because with BGat's article
I managed to get a bootable system...
  >
  > Sorry, not to be more helpful, but.... did you do all the following:
  >
  > Download a stock 2.4.18 kernel from kernel.org or mirror?
  >
  > Download the linux-sh sources from their CVS?
  >
  > Download the linux-sh-dc sources from our CVS?
  >
  > Use treelink.sh to drop these on top of 2.4.18 kernel?
And yes, Adrian pointed this out to me (Hub5_) on #linuxdc some time back ;)
  > Or did you use the files with bgat's article (which would work)
  >
  > PS there is an irc channel #linuxdc at irc.openprojects.net if you
want to
  > drop by for a chat.
  >
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