Gavin Lambert wrote:
> Another thing you'll need to be careful of is where you're getting your C++
> library from -- sometimes the toolchain library gets picked up instead of
> the uClinux library, which may have been compiled with different settings.
In my setup there is something most probably
advan wrote:
> Now I'm use the 'thttpd' server that's ablet ot support SSI , then I may
> use static configure.html ,May I ? Please you give me some advise .
I never used thttpd - sorry.
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Hi to all,
Does anybody have experience with netflash while flashing from a local
file?
I use netflash for flashing via tftp and also want to use it to flash
from a local file mounted to the system.
If a tried this, my system crashes!
I use "netflash -ibk -r /dev/flash/Image /var/ext/image.bin"
Her
Try to use flashw to burn local file on flash.
Regards
--Michele
Siegfried Müller wrote:
Hi to all,
Does anybody have experience with netflash while flashing from a local
file?
I use netflash for flashing via tftp and also want to use it to flash
from a local file mounted to the system.
If a t
Well, i do this currently. But i want to use only one tool in the
future.
Netflash has everything about versioning and other useful things.
Regards
Siegfried
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Sorry,
I can't help you... I've never used netflash for local files...
Regards
--Michele
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On Montag, 24. September 2007, Gavin Lambert wrote:
> (And yes, you're right about the flags. I've never managed to get a
> C++ app with Has-PIC-GOT to work properly. Maybe the actual problem
> is simple, but I don't know enough about the linker internals to mess
> with it.)
Oh yes! This is a de
Hi Siegfried,
Siegfried Müller wrote:
Does anybody have experience with netflash while flashing from a local
file?
I use netflash for flashing via tftp and also want to use it to flash
from a local file mounted to the system.
If a tried this, my system crashes!
I use "netflash -ibk -r /dev/flash
What does "BINFMT_FLAT: reloc outside program" mean, and how do I fix
it? I was trying to get C++ working, but I've given up on that. Now,
I'm just trying to get back to a working kernel, and I get the same
errors, on such things as "mount". So it doesn't seem to be tied just
to C++.
I've done
> What does "BINFMT_FLAT: reloc outside program" mean, and how do I fix
> it?
It means pretty much what it says. A relocation is pointing out program text
and data areas and the kernel is erroring out over it.
The fix is to remove this test from the binfmt_flat loader, it is possible to
have r
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> > What does "BINFMT_FLAT: reloc outside program" mean, and how do I fix
> > it?
>
> It means pretty much what it says. A relocation is pointing out
> program text and data areas and the kernel is erroring out over it.
>
> The fix is to remove this test from the binfmt_f
> So basically you're saying C++ works fine, provided that simple test
> is removed from the kernel, is that right?
Nope. The message will disappear if the test is removed :-) And if you
*must* get something going that produces this message, this is the first step
along a long and painful pat
Greg,
Thank you for the explanation. But what i don't understand is, that it
is running fine via tftp. What is the difference to that?
Regards
Siegfried
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Hi Siegfried,
Siegfried Müller wrote:
Thank you for the explanation. But what i don't understand is, that it
is running fine via tftp. What is the difference to that?
Is /var/ext/image.bin in the root filesystem?
Regards
Greg
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Hi Darwin,
Darwin Chen wrote:
First of all, I should introduce my working environment.
Building host is Redhat 9.0. the cross-compiler is arm-linux-gcc V3.4.4 which
downloaded from uClinux.org. the distribution is uClinux-dist-20060830 and
linux kernel is 2.6.22 with uc0 patch. Target is Winbo
Hi Mihir,
Mihir Sevak wrote:
I tried the latest test version of uClinux but when it is building perl
it builds dependencies and hangs over there
Couple of people from my group tried to do it but apparently we
failed so any more suggestions ... pointers
any kind of help will be
Hi Sebastian,
Sebastian Hess wrote:
On Friday 14 September 2007 00:36, Matt Waddel wrote:
If I run nano-X twice the 2nd time crashes the kernel. (I
know running nano-X twice is the wrong thing to do, but even
so I would expect there would be better response that a kernel
panic.) Any ideas or
Quoth Jamie Lokier:
> But this part of the kernel will relocate incorrectly in border
> cases with XIP:
>
> if (r < text_len) /* In text segment */
> addr = r + start_code;
> else/* In data segment */
>
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