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| # 13:17:39 | Lonko | hi guys |
| # 13:18:09 | Lonko | trying to use crosstool-ng for linux kernel 2.6.37 |
| # 13:18:24 | Lonko | and i keep getting --2013-11-28 14:17:10-- http://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.6/longterm/linux-2.6.37.6.tar.lzma [ALL ] Resolving ftp.kernel.org (ftp.kernel.org)... failed: Connection timed out. [ALL ] wget: unable to resolve host address 'ftp.kernel.org' |
| # 13:18:55 | Lonko | and actualy The requested URL /pub/linux/kernel/v2.6/longterm/linux-2.6.37.6.tar.lzma was not found on this server. |
| # 13:19:08 | Lonko | how to proceede ? |
| # 13:24:14 | Lonko | how can i say to crosstool take from another url? |
| # 13:24:50 | Lonko | because on this address it exists https://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.6/linux-2.6.37.6.tar.gz |
| # 13:28:15 | Lonko | ? |
| # 13:28:17 | Lonko | :( |
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| # 16:45:55 | imMute | dzan: yes, there's a setting in the menus, can't remember off the top of my head where it is |
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| # 18:52:10 | Lonko | hi guys |
| # 18:52:24 | Lonko | anyone here to just quick answer to a stupid question :d |
| # 18:52:49 | y_morin | Lonko: Don;t ask to aks. Just ask. |
| # 18:52:57 | y_morin | Doh.... |
| # 18:53:02 | Lonko | i have arm arm926ej-s and Arm920T |
| # 18:53:13 | Lonko | with gcc 334 which is pretty old :D |
| # 18:53:22 | Lonko | and uclibc |
| # 18:53:39 | Lonko | so i tried crosstool-ng with arm and gcc4.8.1 and glibc |
| # 18:53:56 | Lonko | it compiled with on ARM and softfp without fpu 32bit |
| # 18:54:00 | Lonko | so i got g++ gc |
| # 18:54:02 | Lonko | gcc |
| # 18:54:04 | Lonko | etc.. |
| # 18:54:13 | Lonko | tried a test cpp compile |
| # 18:54:31 | Lonko | got executable, but when i try to run it on target says not found :) |
| # 18:54:40 | Lonko | like the executable is not found :S |
| # 18:55:00 | Lonko | -rwxr-xr-x 1 1000 1000 19968 Nov 28 20:38 test1 |
| # 18:55:12 | Lonko | ~/buildMount # ./test1 -sh: ./test1: not found |
| # 18:55:33 | y_morin | Lonko: It's telling you it can't find the dynamic linker in fact. |
| # 18:55:33 | Lonko | shouldn't it atleast crash if the libs werent copied ok .. |
| # 18:55:54 | Lonko | sorry bear with me i'm really new to this :S |
| # 18:56:10 | Lonko | meaning i havent copied everything as i should ? |
| # 18:57:26 | y_morin | Lonko: crosstool-Ng is not meant for existing target systems, but to bnuild complete systems from scratch. |
| # 18:57:42 | y_morin | Lonko: But you may get away with it: |
| # 18:57:58 | Lonko | ok i tried creating a crosscompil gcc g++ with newer version |
| # 18:57:59 | y_morin | Lonko: 1) either compile your programm statically |
| # 18:58:12 | y_morin | Lonko: 2) or create a chroot on your target. |
| # 18:58:46 | y_morin | Lonko: You'll need a few things: the libc.so, the ld-linux.so, probablgy libstdc++.so and a fe wother things., |
| # 19:00:13 | Lonko | huh :S |
| # 19:00:49 | Lonko | so there isnt a easy way to run on allready built target what the manufacturer provided and my new compiled proggys with newer gcc |
| # 19:01:11 | Lonko | they suck with their toolchain |
| # 19:01:28 | Lonko | illeagal instructions etc... |
| # 19:01:30 | Lonko | :S |
| # 19:03:27 | y_morin | Lonko: No, there's no easy path. |
| # 19:03:52 | Lonko | damm the easy way to press them for new release |
| # 19:03:58 | Lonko | horrible :S |
| # 19:04:11 | Lonko | well u learn something on the way :D |
| # 19:05:48 | y_morin | got to got for dinner. Back ~21:30 GMT+2 |
| # 19:05:53 | Lonko | thnx!!! |
| # 19:05:58 | Lonko | bon appetite :) |
| # 19:06:11 | y_morin | Lonko: Thanks! :-) |
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| # 19:57:36 | kos_tom | y_morin: http://code.bulix.org/dc3mq1-85089?raw |
| # 19:58:41 | y_morin | kos_tom: Doh... They (re)moved the tarballs... :-( |
| # 20:00:33 | kos_tom | nah, seems like related to the fact that I don't have xz-utils installed |
| # 20:01:05 | kos_tom | (but I continue to find ct-ng strategy to randomly download a random file name from a random location very weird. Why doesn't it simply download each file, with one well-known name, from one well-known location?) |
| # 20:02:20 | y_morin | kos_tom: Ah, xz-utils, OK. I was a bit sceptic because it works here... |
| # 20:03:05 | imMute | kos_tom: because if the one well-known name is down or slow, then it will fail. |
| # 20:03:49 | y_morin | kos_tom: Long story short: becasue it was much simpler in the beginning of ct-ng: a single download helper that wuold handle all the dirty job of getting the right tarball, whatever the version,snapshots, scheme (http(s), ftp...) |
| # 20:04:03 | y_morin | kos_tom: And as imMute says, too. |
| # 20:04:36 | y_morin | kos_tom: But then came svn, then cvs. And then alternate provider (eg. Linaro for gcc) |
| # 20:05:08 | kos_tom | and then it's a mess :) |
| # 20:05:27 | y_morin | kos_tom: And it all went down the hill from there on, since each time it seemed easier to just shoehorn nes schemes in CT_Download than rewrite it. |
| # 20:05:31 | y_morin | kos_tom: Yes. |
| # 20:05:36 | imMute | and not all mirrors carry all the different compression formats. |
| # 20:05:43 | y_morin | Yep. |
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| # 20:16:07 | kos_tom | the problem with randomly choosing an extension is that ct-ng does not provide useful error messages |
| # 20:16:32 | kos_tom | instead of telling you "You want to download Linaro gcc, you need xz-utils installed", it just doesn't try to download any .xz file, and therefore it fails to download Linaro gcc altogether. |
| # 20:19:16 | y_morin | kos_tom: That's because gcc-linaro used to be available as a .tar.bz2. Now that it is only a .tar.xz, it should depends on HAS_XZ |
| # 20:26:50 | kos_tom | Linaro gcc, pass 2 doesn't build: http://code.bulix.org/ykcbaf-85090?raw |
| # 20:27:09 | kos_tom | apparently, a parallel build problem |
| # 20:27:25 | kos_tom | http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=57683 |
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