Hi, here is the XDirectFB for ARM9 package.
You can download it from http://zabusek.no-ip.org/w/down/XDirectFB_ARM.tar.bz2 the scripts assume you have /usr/local/arm directory on your system and that's where it places the packages (this is a bit nasty - in case you want to change this you probably have to change TGT_DIR in every build_arm.sh) so in case you don't create it. It also assumes you have arm-linux-* in your PATH and that you have directfb prepared in /usr/local/arm - in case you don't have the latter you can find it in the arm_directfb directory. cd to it and run build_arm.sh and you will end up with everything what directfb needs to run on ARM in /usr/local/arm. Ok, once you have all this just untar it somewhere and cd XDirectFB_ARM sh ./build_arm.sh after it finishes everything will be in the /usr/local/arm directory. Pier: if nothing else this could be probably a good starting point on how to cross compile Xorg for your ARM target board Also, note that i gave up with xdirectfb after this since the whole package once compiled is way too big for my target... so with settings/configs etc you are probably on your own. Hopefully this will be helpful. Regards, Gabriel Zabusek On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 9:14 AM, Marco Amadori <[email protected]> wrote: > On Friday 21 August 2009, 19:36:32, Gabriel Zabusek wrote: > > > I don't know if you are interested in this but i have successfully > managed > > to compile XDirectFB (based on xorg-server-1.5.3) for ARM920T. It was > quite > > lengthy and painful process but i also managed to automatize everything > > (compilation) with shell scripts so now its a one command thing :). > > I'm interested in that, would you like to share your tarball/repository? > > -- > ESC:wq > > -- > This message has been scanned for viruses and > dangerous content by MailScanner, and is > believed to be clean. > > -- .............................................................................................................................................. "...the finding of new proofs for known truths is often at least as important as the discovery itself..."
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