--- In "alexanchoragealaska" <> wrote:
>
> OK, I tried several different things, and I got quite confused. I
> will appreciate help with any questions listed below.
It can be confusing because there are just enough transitions between
levels of capability to make it hard to tell where you are. You're
doing pretty good, working towards a better understanding, from what I
can tell with "1)" below:
> 1) As Andy suggested, I boot TS-7260 into Debian Linux following
> instructions from "Linux for Arm On TS-72xx" and USB flash that came
> with TS-Arm Development kit . In other words, I boot TS-7260 with
> TS-Linux, and then ran scripts: /usr/bin/loadUSBModules.sh and
> /usr/bin/loadUSB.sh. I assume that I am running Debian OS now.
I agree that it ought to be running Debian - let's look around a bit
to see if it is. What is the output of this command?:
cat /etc/debian_version
Mine says:
3.1 Sarge
If you type busybox on the command line is there a response from busybox?
Pretty much the same test as the one, above, for Busybox.... what
happens when you type /bin/bash? [Since you'll need /bin/bash for ldd
to work.]
IIRC, Busybox is usually gone from the path if the "pivot_root" to
Debian is successful (pivot_root is supposed to be executed by
/usr/bin/loadUSB.sh).
> I tried to use ldd command, but I am still getting "-sh: ldd: not
> found"
> error. (I also tried to configure network settings, but there is no
> /etc/network/ directory available). Does it mean that I don't have
> full version of Debian installed?
Since you have no /etc/network directory it sure doesn't seem like the
script has pivoted root.
> (I am using COM1 for > > communication,
> when I type in uname -arv, I am getting response Linux ts-7200
> 2.4.26-t11 ....) How can I install full Debian Linux on TS-7260 to
> be able to use native compilers and the rest of tools?
You won't be doing an "install" as long as USB flash drive is properly
loaded and will pivot_root. If it is not working you may need to get
the USB flash drive reloaded and that's easiest from a Linux
installation on an x86 Linux install since you'll need "dd".
----
Andy
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