In other word, the new source package is not in the uclinux-dist/, but
when "make menuconfig", user can select the new module, and after
building, new binaries would be included by the userland image.
I simply use a dir somewhere on the disk and put a symlink to same in
the appropriate posi
You can make a symbolic link from uClinux-dist/user/ to your source tree, or
you can move only your makefile to uClinux-dist/user/
If you only want your binary package be included in a romfs for instance, you
can invoke the toolchain that you use to compile your kernel to compile your
program, a
Thanks a lot !
I should take a look at the great blackfin docs more often !
-Michael
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Thanks tor these answers !
-Michael
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Hi Yuan-Lung Li,
Please remove the depends on NIOS line in the file
linux-2.6.x/drivers/char/Kconfig
config NIOS_LCD_16207
bool "Nios LCD 16207 device support"
- depends on NIOS || NIOS2
help
This driver supports the Nios LCD 16207 device.
Cheer,
Thomas
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Hello everyone:
I want to add a package into the uclinux, but i do not want to move the
source directory to user/,
so is there a way to add a package base outside ?
In other word, the new source package is not in the uclinux-dist/, but when
"make menuconfig", user can select the new module, and a
Dear all,
I am confusing about the lcdtxt selection in the menuconfig. I want to
implement a simple lcdtxt driver base on the source lcd_16207.c, but I can
not find the enable option in the menucofig of Kernel 2.6.x. Anyone
knows how to enable it?
Vender(GDB)
Product(ARMulator)
Kernel version(2.6.
Hi Michael,
Michael Schnell wrote:
it doesn't matter whether you are ELF/flat/fdpic
Why is flat used for _some_ architectures and not for others ?
What are the advantages of flat over ELF and vice versa ?
(In fact I don't know exactly what "flat" means ;) )
FLAT format was the first native ex
On Tuesday 21 October 2008, Jamie Lokier wrote:
> Btw, in most cases exit() should not be called in a *fork* child
> either, let alone *vfork*. It will flush stdio buffers - and they may
> get flushed by the parent when it exits too. Same for atexit()
> handlers.
>
> Often if there's an exit() in
Mike Frysinger wrote:
> On Monday 20 October 2008, Chris Gray wrote:
> > On Monday 20 October 2008 19:23, Jamie Lokier wrote:
> > > Mike Frysinger wrote:
> > > > > @@ -237,9 +237,9 @@ int main(int argc, char **argv)
> > > > > send_output("\n", 0, send_flag);
> > > > >
> > > > >
Jivin Michael Schnell lays it down ...
>
> >uClinux is just "linux" with some extras, nothing is taken out, so you
> >are just using a regular linux kernel :-)
>
> So the general paradigm has change once more (or less) than I was aware of.
>
> Originally the was "Microcontroller Linux" later it
I'm working with an embeded system. I'm sure you know about the
microprocessor NIOS2.
Welcome aboard !
uCLinux questions for NIOS project are best handled in the NIOSForum (
http://www.niosforum.com/ ) or in the NIOS uCLinux mailing list.
I would like to know how to load the kernel
image (u
it doesn't matter whether you are ELF/flat/fdpic
Why is flat used for _some_ architectures and not for others ?
What are the advantages of flat over ELF and vice versa ?
(In fact I don't know exactly what "flat" means ;) )
-Michael
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uClinux is just "linux" with some extras, nothing is taken out, so you
are just using a regular linux kernel :-)
So the general paradigm has change once more (or less) than I was aware of.
Originally the was "Microcontroller Linux" later it was "MMU-less Linux"
and now it's "Linux for Fir
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