Hi,
In the October 1999 issue of Linux Journal, there is an
article, "Porting Linux to a Power PC Board", which might
be of interest to you. It includes steps for setting up
a cross-platform development environment.
Jyh-shing Chen
Software Developer
Jencourt Inc.
> RTL Group:
>
> I'm building a single board computer using a Motorola
> PowerPC processor (MPC860) and am interesting in trying
> Real-time Linux as an alternative kernel OS.
>
> What environment do you think is well suited for
> writing/debugging the code for this? That is, should I
> think about setting up Red Hat on an Intel box and run a
> cross compiler on that for generating PowerPC code or
> should I stay with MS Windows and find tools that work
> under this platform.
>
> >From your experience, if you were attempting a project like
> this what tools might you choose? For my first go around
> I would like to go with the least expensive, adequate
> solution available.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Tom Stanik, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
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