On 11 November 2012 15:13, Alix Pexton <[email protected]> wrote: > >> What's been done is a chroot system has been set-up with ARM binaries, >> instead of i386 or x86_64. qemu-debootstrap installs an executable >> qemu-arm-static inside this chroot, so when you try to run any ARM >> binaries, qemu kicks in and acts as an emulator. >> >> To compile, simply following the same instructions as per the gdc >> wiki. apt-get install all build deps, retrieve source, ./configure >> and make. :-) >> > > o.O > > you are still assuming I have way more pre-existing linux > knowledge/experience than I actually do, I really do need this stuff > explaining in tiny baby steps... > > I followed the instructions, pretty sure I will have messed up somewhere, > read some more of the comments on the original qemu instructions and someone > points out that if reports to be emulating the wrong arm processor, and no > one has posted to say they have had any success, never a good sign >< > > A...
Don't think that would be the case for you. It works just fine, just make sure you are using the correct configure --target flag. -- Iain Buclaw *(p < e ? p++ : p) = (c & 0x0f) + '0';
