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Dennis Taylor wrote: |
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> I have tried various ways of building a root fs with uClibc, but to no |
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> avail. I have monitored this list long enough to know that someone |
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> out there has done it. I need to do it for and X86 target that must |
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> fit in about 1.5 MB of flash that gets copied to RAM and started. |
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> The "out of the box" configuration I linked to from the uClibc site |
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> fails in various ways. I like the Gentoo way of doing things, but the |
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> HOWTO link I saved a while back does not work. |
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> Any pointers to documents that would help me succeed would be greatly |
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> appreciated. |
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> Dennis Taylor |
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If anyone is interested, there's an Embedded Gentoo HOWTO I wrote as a |
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documentation for my project here: |
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http://www.eti.pg.gda.pl/katedry/ksa/pracownicy/Stanislaw.Raczynski/embeddedgentoo.html. |
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It's mainly for people who want to put an embedded gentoo on KB9201 |
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ARM-based development board, but I guess there might be something |
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interesting for you x86 fans too. |
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Be careful though, for since there is so little information on embedded |
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gentoo, I had to figure some things by myself and they can be very |
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incorrect (any feedback on that would be much appreciated). |
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Sorry for this a bit out-of-topic post. |
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Best wishes, |
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Stanislaw Raczynski |
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