On Tue, 26 Aug 2008, Yuping Dong wrote:
> Thank you very much for your help!
> What I did is, I first logged in to the TS-Linux which is installed in the
> on-board flash memory. Then I plugged in the USB stick which is shipped as a
> component of the development kit, and run the scripts
> "/usr/bin/loadUSBModules.sh" and "/usr/bin/loadUSB.sh" and I was able to
> work with the Debian OS. I typed "help" to see what commands are available,
> but it turns out that no "gcc" or "g++", even no "apt-get" available there.
>
> I think the best way is to use a cross compiler...
Ok. I sort of guessed that was what you had done.
gcc and the rest are there.
I'm not exactly sure where those scripts mount the USB flash stick.
But if they mount it in, for instance, /mnt/usbstick ,
then try this...
login as usual, then try
chroot /mnt/usbstick
this will give you a shell where it thinks that /mnt/usbstick is '/' or
your file system root. Now you should be able to check what is there.
which gcc
should tell you where gcc is, and it should be executable.
cheers
Jim
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