Re: How to make the DVSDK working along with the git kernel

Diego Dompe wrote: > Hi Caglar, > Hi, > Thanks for your time and effort on this one! > >> Due to the changes in header file locations lately in arm tree, all >> machine [...] >> After all these dplinkk module builds, but it is not working!!! >> However, I have >> another issue which might a

Re: How to make the DVSDK working along with the git kernel

Hi Caglar, Thanks for your time and effort on this one! Due to the changes in header file locations lately in arm tree, all machine specific includes have to be changed in source files and build scripts must be modified to accomodate new header locations. Some changes also needed for new k

Re: How to make the DVSDK working along with the git kernel

Diego Dompe wrote: > Hi, > Hi, I also want to run demo software on git kernel, and started building components after Diego's post. Here are my results... > Highlevel flow: > - Need to modify the dsplink release to compile against your kernel Due to the changes in header file locations latel

Re: How to make the DVSDK working along with the git kernel

Hi, Highlevel flow: - Need to modify the dsplink release to compile against your kernel - Need to modify cmemk to compile against your kernel When you have dsplink and cmemk, you can basically run the codec servers and combos. We have done this on the past and the issues I can remember are:

How to make the DVSDK working along with the git kernel

Hi, The DVSDK v1.30 available from TI is based on the MontaVista Linux 2.6.10 Linux Support Package. In these weeks I made some effort to port the git kernel 2.6.25 to my DM6446-based board. Now, does anybody know how to make the DVSDK v1.30 working along with the git kernel 2.6.25? Also a high