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[ts-7000] Re: Now, how?

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Subject: [ts-7000] Re: Now, how?
From: "Blair" <>
Date: Wed, 25 Nov 2009 15:28:53 -0000
I do app development on my Mac, under XCode, using a cross tool generated by 
crosstool-ng.  That works pretty well although there are some bit-wise 
arithmetic differences between the code generate by that and the compiler that 
lives on the TS Debian dongle.

However, when it comes to compiling a kernel, I haven't had much luck with the 
Mac cross tool.  Apparently there are minimum version requirements for Linux 
2.6 which I have yet to determine.  And the 2.4 kernel doesn't build either so 
I ended up building 2.4 on the TS Debian dongle.  Any suggestions here would be 
welcome.

For some reason curses isn't installed on the TS dongle so I can't run make 
menuconfig on the Debian dongle.

There are so many undocumented or poorly documented pitfalls and procedures 
that one spends a great deal of time reinventing the wheel than doing actual 
work.

What I'd like to know is what versions/flavors of the cross tool components are 
required to build the most recent Linux 2.6 that TS has on their FTP site and 
what settings e.g. EABI/OABI, etc. are required.  Better yet, how does one 
determine these settings?  Guessing is futile, IMHO.






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