Thank for all the pointers, I gave up on MacOS compilation for now, I'm
sure it can be done, but I'm not willing to spend the time right now, I'll
just use a VM.
I guess I did not phrase the question well though: what I wanted to ask is
how to compile a kernel for the simulator?
I found this
http:
This page has a better elf solution. I'm using it.
We build the kernel on Mac OS.
Steve
http://plattanimattan.blogspot.com/2010/04/cross-compiling-linux-on-mac-osx.html
On Jan 24, 2011, at 12:50 AM, A Curtis wrote:
>>> Is there any place where one can find an up-to-date how-to kernel
>>> co
> > Is there any place where one can find an up-to-date how-to kernel
> > compilation? Lacking documentation is an understatement.
>
> What? Have you read the documentation provided? What is wrong with
> it? The kernel comes with TONS of free documentation, and there are
> free books (look for L
On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 5:38 PM, Virgil wrote:
> Is there any place where one can find an up-to-date how-to kernel
> compilation? Lacking documentation is an understatement.
What? Have you read the documentation provided? What is wrong with
it? The kernel comes with TONS of free documentation,
Is there any place where one can find an up-to-date how-to kernel
compilation? Lacking documentation is an understatement. I would be
particularly interested in compiling the kernel on MAC OS snow
leopard... which is not supported according the the wiki, but actually
supported...
Regards,
Virgil
I am at the moment researching a lot about this. I have seen a few
places where a device was to be attached with the computer in order to
compile the source for that device. Can anyone elaborate on this? That
is whether it is a must that you have to have an android phone
available to you in order t
I agree. The documentation is severely lacking and outdated. Trying to get
up and running is very tough. Thanks to all the people in this group who
help
Mike
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