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Both -t and powerpc in stead of ppc worked for the first error. The crossdev |
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tool results in another error. This time it fails to build glibc. There seems to |
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be something wrong with the kernel header version but I do not understand fully why. |
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It complaints that the version is to old and shoud be at least 2.6.6 (for NPTL). |
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So I tried to run in again with kernel version 2.6.19 and it results in the same |
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error. |
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#crossdev --k 2.6.19 -s4 --target powerpc-softfloat-linux-gnu |
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(With or without the --k option, the result is the same. |
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Thanks a lot for the response before! |
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Cees |
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Mike Frysinger wrote: |
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> On Friday 28 September 2007, Cees Koolen wrote: |
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>> -t -s4 |
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> as noted, this is wrong ... drop the -t |
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>> --target ppc-softfloat-linux-gnu |
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> |
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> ppc is not valid ... you want powerpc |
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> |
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>> --gcc 3.4.5 --libc 2.3.6 |
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> old versions not supported anymore ... it may work, it may not |
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>> * This version of linux-headers does not support unknown. |
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> most likely caused by the incorrect target you're using ... |
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> it's "powerpc-...", not "ppc-..." |
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> -mike |
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