thanks
I will look for it =-)
--- Aleksandr Koltsoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
escreveu:
> On Wednesday 13 July 2005 08:00, Daniel Monteiro
> wrote:
> > 8-O
> > "everything I know is wrong!"
> >
> > I must review my concepts =-) thanks for the help.
>
> I found an excellent book on ARM couple of weeks
On Wednesday 13 July 2005 08:00, Daniel Monteiro wrote:
> 8-O
> "everything I know is wrong!"
>
> I must review my concepts =-) thanks for the help.
I found an excellent book on ARM couple of weeks backwards (excellent as in
content _and_ style, which doesn't happen very often):
Steve Furber: AR
8-O
"everything I know is wrong!"
I must review my concepts =-) thanks for the help.
--- Ian Oliver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escreveu:
> In article
>
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> Daniel
> Monteiro wrote:
> > 770->ARM->big endian, right?
>
> There is nothing about a processor that makes it big
> or little
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Daniel
Monteiro wrote:
> 770->ARM->big endian, right?
There is nothing about a processor that makes it big or little endian:
the difference is in how the memory interfaces are wired. Some
processors, such as the Hitachi/Renesas SH series, can have different
memo
Hi,
To connect GPS it needs USB serial port driver. The USB GPS modules
actually contains USB to serial chip like ftdi or prolific.
At the moment there is not at all in real device /lib/modules.
Most propably it needs to have module for usb chip unless it is
compiled into kernel.
I was about
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Hello,
Great stuff, I also tried to compile gpsdrive with scratchbox but failed due
those header problems, could you put those tips and tric
> 770->ARM->big endian, right?
ARMs can be big- or little-endian. 770 is using the more common
little-endian ARM.
timo
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the 770 is little endian?
770->ARM->big endian, right?
now Im confused.
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> >> The qt3 compiled without larger problems. Just
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The qt3 compiled without larger problems. Just the uic was hanging
or crashing with scratchbox/ARM compilation.There is some incompatibility
with qemu and uic. Whe
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>> The qt3 compiled without larger problems. Just the uic was hanging
>> or crashing with scratchbox/ARM compilation.There is some incompatibility
>> with qemu and uic. When made all uic stuff with scrat
Kate Alhola wrote:
Then i tried to take screenshots from real 770 device, I noticed that
it is listening the only unix domain socket so i can't grap screen with
external application. I also compiled xgrabsc to grab screen locally
but xgrapsc just makes the device to boot.
Maybe reading the k
--- Mattias Schlenker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I use a Linksys NSLU2 for compiling apps for the
> NSLU2 (armv5b). Are
> there similar OMAP based boxes or boards that would
> allow native
> compiling for ARM/OMAP?
I don't think so. They provide Evaluation Boards,
*not* a complete PC like b
rking correctly.
Kate
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Hello,
Great stuff, I also tried to compile gpsdrive
Kate Alhola wrote:
The qt3 compiled without larger problems. Just the uic was hanging
or crashing with scratchbox/ARM compilation.There is some incompatibility
with qemu and uic. When made all uic stuff with scratchbox in i386 mode
i get qt compiled.
I use a Linksys NSLU2 for compiling apps f
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Sent: 05 July, 2005 12:51
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Subject: [maemo-developers] Porting applications for Maemo
I have been porting two GPS applications to 770, the gpsdrive
http://www.gpsdrive.cc and cumulus http://www.kflog.org/cumulus
The gpsdrive is GTK
I have been porting two GPS applications to 770, the gpsdrive
http://www.gpsdrive.cc and cumulus http://www.kflog.org/cumulus
The gpsdrive is GTK program and it compiles with litte hacking with
incompatible system headers ( some serial port stuff etc ).
It looks a like that problem is more in gps
I have been porting two GPS applications to 770, the gpsdrive
http://www.gpsdrive.cc and cumulus http://www.kflog.org/cumulus
The gpsdrive is GTK program and it compiles with litte hacking with
incompatible system headers ( some serial port stuff etc ).
It was easy to get running but to get it i
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