On 9/24/07, Simon Pickering <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > >> I would love to see support for OpenEmbedded.
> > >
> > > What would need to be changed on the maemo side to support
> > > OpenEmbedded?  Aren't you rather asking for maemo support in
> > > OpenEmbedded?
> > You are right, maybe this is the proper viewpoint.
> >
> > For maemo 3.2, I could not get a matching toolchain build in
> > OpenEmbedded. I don't tried it with the new glibc, yet, but I assume,
> > such a task would be best addressed by the people who know the
> > toolchain, best.
>
> You should be able to provide your own toolchain (e.g. the Code Sorcery one) 
> and
> simply state in the local.conf (take a look at the way the Zaurus 2.95.x
> cross-toolchain was provided so 5500 kernels could be built) that the 
> toolchain
> is already provided.
>
> I think that the group developing Mamona are effectively using a 'native'
> OpenEmbedded setup within Scratchbox. I don't know how far along they are or
> whether this is a better approach than cross-compiling with OpenEmbedded as 
> I'm
> not really up to speed with OE any more.

Actually, we (from Mamona) are not using the scratchbox neither the
codesourcery toolchain. We are using the pure OpenEmbedded generated
toolchain...

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