Hi Peter,
Peter Turczak wrote:
first of all thanks for this nice release. Most of the annoying bugs of
the last official release are gone, like the problems of incremental
builds of busybox, and some kernel flaws.
Thanks for the feedback.
During experimentation with the truckload of new fea
Hi Michael,
Michael Schnell wrote:
Silly me did not look hard enough:
mkfifo is created in /usr/bin
and
syslogd is created in /sbin (even though an inittab is created that
tries to start syslogd in /bin.
What target are you building for?
The setup of that inittab entry is most likely the
What part of it is painful?
I've been working with the 5373 eval board. They didn't put enough FLASH on
it to boot uClinux that way, so you are limited to doing so from
SDRAM...which is OK, I guess, but not ideal.
-Martin
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We're working with the 5329 right now. It's painful, but it does seem to
work. If you decide to go that route, the best option is actually
Freescale's LTIB, as they've added some patches that aren't in the uClinux
tree, especially as pertains to the USB stuffs. My current environment is
uClinux 200
Sorry, that's 5373 or 5329
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Subject: [uClinux-dev] MCF5373 or MCF5323
Which of the above processors is the path to least
Which of the above processors is the path to least resistance in bringing up
uClinux?
I am working on a new design and don't have lots of time to chase after
missing bits. My research seems to indicate that there's better support for
the '5272 part. True?
I suppose I could open-up the field and
Silly me did not look hard enough:
mkfifo is created in /usr/bin
and
syslogd is created in /sbin (even though an inittab is created that
tries to start syslogd in /bin.
-Michael
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I tried to activate either and/or both of mkfifo and syslogd in the
busybox that comes with the uClinux-dist.
In all cases I don't see an error message, but no appropriate link is
create and if I create it manually, the applet is not not in place in
the busybox executable.
I also tried to activa
