Hello,
Hopefully I have picked a suitable list for this question, I realise this
isn't strictly a development question - but I couldn't find a better place
to ask.
I have an embedded appliance running linux that I am trying to build a tool
chain for. The manufacturer supplies no tool chain, they
On Tue, Aug 23, 2011 at 02:29:58PM +1200, Ian Barnes wrote:
Hopefully I have picked a suitable list for this question, I realise this
isn't strictly a development question - but I couldn't find a better place
to ask.
I have an embedded appliance running linux that I am trying to build a tool
Hello Ian,
First, a quick and dirty solution to what you want to achieve:
- go to http://www.landley.net/aboriginal/ and download a prebuilt
binary toolchain from x86 to your appliance's architecture.
- download busybox (http://busybox.net/), select the tcpsvd and
httpd applets, fill in the
Sorry I should have said, it's MIPS (Sigma Designs SMP8635LF)
I understand about static/dynamic linking, but would prefer dynamic to keep
memory usage down, but I will use static if I have to.
I do have a root shell to the appliance, so is there any way to extract
information
I understand about static/dynamic linking, but would prefer dynamic to keep
memory usage down
You are falling for a widespread myth.
1. Build a static tcpsvd+httpd busybox with an Aboriginal Linux toolchain.
2. Run it, with 40 simultaneous client connections to the web server.
3. Use the
