ibotlog2html for #crosstool-ng

<< Previous 2012-09-11 Next >>

# 00:25:25 devcoder quits : Quit: devcoder
# 00:26:32 codyps quits : Ping timeout: 252 seconds
# 03:17:06 bhundven is now known as: bhundven|afk
# 07:00:34 smartin joins #crosstool-ng
# 07:02:19 bhundven|afk is now known as: bhundven
# 07:05:19 bhundven is now known as: bhundven|afk
# 08:15:03 ddvlad joins #crosstool-ng
# 08:16:29 ddvlad Hi, I'm trying to build a cross compiler that runs on x86 and generates powerpc code. My build machine is x86_64. Do I need a canadian cross in this case or is there a simpler way to generate a toolchain that runs on 32-bit x86?
# 08:30:27 kos_tom I would recommend building in a chroot
# 08:30:43 kos_tom you create a 32 bits chroot, in which you build your toolchain with crosstool-ng.
# 08:31:43 sspiff quits : Remote host closed the connection
# 08:38:15 sspiff joins #crosstool-ng
# 08:38:15 sspiff quits : Changing host
# 08:38:15 sspiff joins #crosstool-ng
# 08:39:56 smartin i agree with kos_tom about the chroot, it will be a lot faster, and less painful ;)
# 08:40:29 ddvlad Ok, I'll look into that, thanks for the tips!
# 09:11:38 Net147 joins #crosstool-ng
# 09:21:11 Net147 quits : Quit: HydraIRC -> http://www.hydrairc.com <- IRC with a difference
# 09:42:47 sspiff quits : Remote host closed the connection
# 09:50:13 sspiff joins #crosstool-ng
# 09:50:14 sspiff quits : Changing host
# 09:50:14 sspiff joins #crosstool-ng
# 09:55:17 Net147 joins #crosstool-ng
# 09:55:35 Net147 quits : Client Quit
# 10:11:19 sspiff quits : Ping timeout: 260 seconds
# 10:27:03 sh4rm4 quits : Remote host closed the connection
# 10:29:12 sh4rm4 joins #crosstool-ng
# 10:50:33 sspiff joins #crosstool-ng
# 10:50:33 sspiff quits : Changing host
# 10:50:33 sspiff joins #crosstool-ng
# 11:06:45 sspiff quits : Ping timeout: 276 seconds
# 12:21:38 sspiff joins #crosstool-ng
# 12:21:38 sspiff quits : Changing host
# 12:21:38 sspiff joins #crosstool-ng
# 13:32:04 mnt_real joins #crosstool-ng
# 13:44:48 sh[4]rm4 joins #crosstool-ng
# 13:46:39 sh4rm4 quits : Ping timeout: 276 seconds
# 13:49:42 sh[4]rm4 is now known as: sh4rm4
# 13:52:37 imMute technically that's a canadian cross (building the TC on x86_64 meant to be run on x86 that compiles code for ppc), but since x86_64 and x86 are so similar, it's possible to setup a chroot on x86_64 that's x86 only and do a regular cross
# 13:53:10 imMute but doing the chroot is definitely easier than a real canadian.
# 14:40:02 sspiff quits : Remote host closed the connection
# 14:58:09 bhundven|afk is now known as: bhundven
# 15:19:39 bhundven is now known as: bhundven|afk
# 15:22:31 codyps joins #crosstool-ng
# 15:26:46 soulne4ny-luch quits : Quit: ChatZilla 0.9.88.2 [SeaMonkey 2.11/20120715041107]
# 15:39:05 bhundven|afk is now known as: bhundven
# 15:40:05 sspiff joins #crosstool-ng
# 15:40:06 sspiff quits : Changing host
# 15:40:06 sspiff joins #crosstool-ng
# 15:49:46 ddvlad imMute: Yup, I set up the chroot relatively easily, now I'm working around a kernel that doesn't have the headers_install target
# 15:50:08 kos_tom ddvlad: you should upgrade your kernel
# 15:50:18 kos_tom ddvlad: headers_install has been around since 2.6.12, IIRC
# 15:50:31 kos_tom any kernel older than that should be upgraded rather than worked around :)
# 15:50:44 ddvlad kos_tom: Unfortunately, I'm required to keep the old kernel :(
# 15:51:16 ddvlad I suspect this is probably the greatest difficulty I will encounter.
# 15:51:35 bhundven I doubt it. I assume you will run into other problems.
# 15:52:00 bhundven if not a completely broken toolchain, in the end.
# 15:52:20 kos_tom ddvlad: what platform are you targetting?
# 15:52:44 ddvlad Hmm, I meant "the greatest source of problems", working around the headers is easy enough I hope :)
# 15:52:49 ddvlad kos_tom: powerpc
# 15:53:12 bhundven the better question may be: what are the requirements for using a kernel older then 2.6.12?
# 15:54:05 ddvlad I'll dig around, maybe I can also upgrade the kernel.
# 15:54:34 ddvlad Gotta go now, thanks for your suggestions.
# 16:01:32 kos_tom ddvlad: PowerPC is an architecture, and there are gazillions of different SoCs that use the PowerPC architecture
# 16:25:07 bhundven pulls his SoCs up
# 17:14:39 mnt_real quits : Ping timeout: 276 seconds
# 17:25:47 sspiff quits : Remote host closed the connection
# 17:27:19 sspiff joins #crosstool-ng
# 17:27:19 sspiff quits : Changing host
# 17:27:19 sspiff joins #crosstool-ng
# 17:40:45 mnt_real joins #crosstool-ng
# 17:46:30 sspiff quits : Ping timeout: 276 seconds
# 17:55:15 y_morin joins #crosstool-ng
# 18:19:09 codyps quits : Quit: Leaving.
# 18:19:57 codyps joins #crosstool-ng
# 18:21:54 bhundven is now known as: bhundven|afk
# 18:55:22 sspiff joins #crosstool-ng
# 18:55:28 sspiff quits : Changing host
# 18:55:28 sspiff joins #crosstool-ng
# 19:26:08 sspiff quits : Remote host closed the connection
# 19:28:53 smartin quits : Quit: back laater
# 19:37:53 alan_o joins #crosstool-ng
# 20:04:12 imMute kos_tom: I know in the case of the AM35xx SoCs from TI, you're kinda limited to 2.6.36 because that's what their dev kit thing is at.
# 20:04:30 imMute a newer kernel might work depending on the application, and how good you are at porting TI's changes.
# 20:07:41 smartin joins #crosstool-ng
# 20:10:32 alan_o imMute: For beagle bone, you can use a newer kernel by using https://github.com/beagleboard/kernel/tree/beaglebone-3.6/
# 20:10:38 alan_o It's not complete yet, but functional
# 20:11:08 alan_o It's really about 30 patches or so on top of mainline
# 20:11:13 alan_o but not everything works perfectly yet
# 20:11:42 alan_o (it's more patches than that, but many are for the device tree)
# 20:14:41 alan_o imMute: just realized you said am35xx and not am335x. Nevermind then :)
# 20:15:07 alan_o and actually I think I just caught the end of the conversation after I logged in.
# 20:33:23 bhundven|afk is now known as: bhundven
# 20:59:53 ddvlad parts #crosstool-ng
# 21:06:19 y_morin quits : Quit: Nighty Night!
# 21:40:53 Juv1228 joins #crosstool-ng
# 23:16:48 devcoder joins #crosstool-ng
# 23:44:50 smartin quits : Quit: leaving

Generated by ibotlog2html by Yann E. MORIN