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README.txt	2017-08-06	1.1 kB	0
mmc-common.c	2017-08-06	344 Bytes	0
mmc-em1d512.c	2017-08-06	83 Bytes	0
tkernel_source.tar.gz	2017-08-06	396.3 kB	0
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1. install debian or ubuntu
2. install some necessary packages
3. install the arm gcc compiler and setup the path
4. prepare the source code of t-kernel

	$ unzip T2.02.00SoftwarePackage.zip
	$ cd T-Kernel2.0/srcpkg/
	$ tar -xvf tkernel_source.tar.gz
	$ mv tkernel_source ~/
	$ cd
	$ cd tkernel_source

	modify the linker script for the toolchain

	$ grep -R OUTPUT_FORMAT ./
	./monitor/tmmain/build/tef_em1d/monitor.lnk:OUTPUT_FORMAT("elf32-larm-tkernel", "elf32-barm-tkernel", "elf32-larm-tkernel")
	./config/build/tef_em1d/rominfo.lnk:OUTPUT_FORMAT("elf32-larm-tkernel", "elf32-barm-tkernel", "elf32-larm-tkernel")
	./kernel/sysmain/build/tef_em1d/kernel-rom.lnk:OUTPUT_FORMAT("elf32-larm-tkernel", "elf32-barm-tkernel", "elf32-larm-tkernel")
	./kernel/sysmain/build/tef_em1d/kernel-ram.lnk:OUTPUT_FORMAT("elf32-larm-tkernel", "elf32-barm-tkernel", "elf32-larm-tkernel")
	$ grep -Rl elf32-larm-tkernel | xargs sed -i 's/elf32-larm-tkernel/elf32-littlearm/g'
	$ grep -Rl elf32-barm-tkernel | xargs sed -i 's/elf32-barm-tkernel/elf32-littlearm/g'

5. prepare the compiler for t-kernel
6. build the images

Source: README.txt, updated 2017-08-06

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