Hello,
Count one here!
I have installed the NetBSD port as soon I had my TS7200 on my bench 1
or 2 months ago.
Due to heavy load at daily job (overtime) I left this a litle behind.
But the last to weeks I am trying do some c++
compilation on it directly..
One problem I encounter was that the cc1plus was corrupted on my
setup... it was 163 bytes long..
Maybe something went wrong during the installation.. I do not know.
In any case I went to the netbsd archives and download it from one arm
port and since then I can compile my small progs..
For cross compilation I am using a dirty method running the tools
created by build.sh on a PIII laptop..
Maybe Jesse or someone else can give us the light on how to create a
toolchain for cross compilation environment.
Regards
Christos
vocemanago wrote:
>How many in the group here are actively using the BSD port? Are there
>any caveats that should be shared with the group besides the inability
>to use the on board flash chips?
>Do you generally boot a computer up using BSD to do the cross compilation?
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