I have the same (small) board and used the following method to implement some more (compiled) files in the system. In this way, I compiled and use samba, phyton and php for now.
1) Enable php (samba, phyton) in the acme configuration. Chose your normal board flash size (LX4*16). 2) Make sure the compiler made everything right. Your Message should go till the creation of the fimage, which says in the end, that the image is much too large. But don't care. 3) The fimage is created from the target directory /target/acme_blabla/ . Not all directorys are saved in the fimage. You could compare it with the directory structure on your board to find out, which directorys are used in the final image. 4) You must find out yourself which files and directorys are necessary for php (samba, phyton). Just copy it to an attached memory stick: - files in /etc/.. can you copy directly to your running foxboard - large files go to the memory stick in a separate directory - the directory on the memory stick (which includes the binary and perhaps some additional directories) can you mount after booting, using the "-o bind" option: mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 /mnt/1 mount /mnt/1/usr /usr -o bind The mount point (directory) must exist when you mount. Depending on location and the php calling from scripts, you must decide, if you want to have it in usr/bin or some other non PATH directory (/root/php or so) If you want to have it in /usr/bin you must copy all available files from this foxboard directory to your memory stick, else they aren't available after the mounting. I read a little bit in the man pages on my desktop linux. Here it is possible to bind single files to an existing directory, but busybox does not support this method :-( . So the "overmount" is the only possible solution. If you find a better way, plz let me know!!! The foxboard "boa" httpd webserver doesn't understand <?php ...> tags. But I think it could work in combination with cgi shell-scripts. If you find out, how to compile and integrate sqlLite, please let me know, too :-) Greetings gazoox --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "og13270" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > I would like to make a fimage (4M max) with kernel 2.6, PHP and SQLite. > Is ther anyone who does this kind of production ? > Thanks. >
