Hi, My question was "is anyone succeed to put all i need in the flash memory ?". but after compiling php (2.2Mo), i guess it was not. Indeed, i have no choice but use external memory to put php. thanks fo your advice.
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "gazoox22" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > 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" <olivier.guillotin@> 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. > > >
