Hi there,
I'm am a proud owner of the FOXL832X and I've started playing aroudn directly since I received it last week. Yet, there are some issues when trying to cross-compile an application. There is a program called btscanner, an application which uses the Bluez-stack. A sample of the errors are like: 1) checking for main in -lbluetooth: not found (this error is produced when using ./configure out-of-the box apt-get install libbluetooth seems to work, but don't know if this is the real solution) 2) *** No Rules to make target (strange error, especially considering the fact that in the top of the Makefile, I did define the Rules.Axis, just as stated on the Acme website. 100% sure) 3) make*** /home/fox/devboard-R2_01 *** Is a directory: Stop (After 'solving' error 1+2, this error is stranger than anything I've seen) I wish I could recall my steps before producing these errors, but they are way more than I can remember. Has anyone successfully cross-compiled this application? Does anyone has instructions? Another questions: When Cross-compiling a program that uses libraries, where should these libraries reside and how can get the cross-compiler to work with the libraries? Thanks in advance FoxBoard Rules! -Michel
