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--- In Jason Stahls <> wrote: > I've never used the IDE, but I have two other solutions. One, grab some > junker PC around, install Linux on it and the cross-compile environment > to compile the kernel in. Two, use NFs to mount a network drive on the > 7800 so you can store the source there and compile native. You may have > to setup a swap file over NFS as well as the kernel compile can be > memory hungry. Since I keep failing to comprehend the cross-compile stuff (what little documentation I've managed to stumble over is inadequate for the way my brain works), I tried option two. I had no problem creating an NFS server and sharing a kernel source directory. I had no problem mounting said directory on several other linux boxes. Sadly, the TS-7800 is not among them. All I ever get from the TS-7800's mount command is a very long delay, and then mount: mounting 192.168.0.158:/home/ts7800/source on /usr/src/linux failed: Input/output error I've tried mounting at several different locations, including a directory I created in the root just to test, always with the same result. I did notice that /usr/src is mounted read-only, so I don't know if I'd be allowed to mount at /usr/src/linux (as I'd like to do), but I need to get the TS-7800 to mount it anywhere before I worry about that. __._,_.___
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