>
Hi Charlie,
You are correct, my main reasons for sticking with the OABI for the
rootfs and userland code is a combination of convenience and install
base. I certainly see the benefits of moving the whole system to EABI
and would be willing to do it given a stable base SD image for the
7800 and access to a reasonable APT archive of pre-compiled common
software packages but given time constraints on this product
development effort we are working on, I need to dive into the details
of our application specifics rather than messing with the system
software -- not to mention any ancillary libraries we may choose to
use via `apt-get'.
Thanks,
Tom.
> Thanks for following this up with a solution for the archives!
>
> Just out of curiosity, is there any reason (other than convenience
> or installed base) for you to keep your rootfs and userland code as
> OABI? IIRC, this same issue caused some headaches with ALSA modules
> for a while early on too.
>
> Glad to hear you got it fixed.
>
> regards, ......... Charlie
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