Hi --
--- In "kelly_kitagawa" <> wrote:
>
> I downloaded rsync source code from
> http://samba.anu.edu.au/rsync/download.html. I am trying to compile it with
> the arm gcc compiler on Cygwin. After reading the INSTALL file of RSYNC
> folder, I need to "./configure" and it will generate the makefile for me.
>
> Im getting this error when I type "./configure"
>
> configure.sh: error: in `/rsync-3.0.7':
> configure.sh: error: no acceptable C compiler found in $PATH
>
> I exported the crosstool binaries in my system path,
> export $ export
> path=$PATH:/opt/crosstool/arm-unknown-linux-gnu/gcc-3.3.2-glibc-2.3.2/bin.
>
> and I double checked echo $PATH and the crosstool binaries are included.
>
> Why can't the configure script recognize the crosstool path? Do I have to
> modify configure.sh?
>
There are a few things wrong here, I think.
If you just take the defaults and only run ./configure, then you are asking to
configure rsync for the current system, in your case cygwin i386, i586 or
whatever intel.
"no acceptable" compilers were found because I guess you do not have x86 gcc
installed under cygwin, but that's not what you want anyway.
Check the file 'config.log', which has a very detailed log of what environment
variables, paths, tests, etc., were done.
Finally, invoke configure.sh with the "--host=arm-unknown-linux-gnu" option to
specify that you want to cross-compile and get an ARM executable. (Check if
that's the right one for you). You can also set CC, CFLAGS, CPP, LDFLAGS, LIBS
etc environment variables to point to your cross-compiler binaries and target
(ARM) libraries.
You will probably want the "--with-included-popt" option as well.
regards, ............. Charlie
> thanks in advanced!
>
> --- In Jim Jackson <jj@> wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > On Wed, 10 Feb 2010, kelly_kitagawa wrote:
> >
> > > we need to transfer large amounts of data between from a source to
> > > destination.
> > >
> > > Since rsync does not come onboard the TS-7260 does anyone know where I
> > > can get the binary file to get it
> > >
> > > OR have another solution to sync folders and send files from one folder
> > > to another?
> >
> > [I'm sure I've just heard an echo :-) Isn't it funny how the same thread
> > keeps arising as if it's new?]
> >
> > There are 2 images provided by TS
> >
> > TSLinux - the image installed in the onboard flash
> > no rsync
> >
> > Debian - can be put on an SD Card
> > not sure if rsync is installed, but it's only an apt-get away
> >
> > Other ways of transfering data from TS to a host machine:
> >
> > - nfs
> > - ftp
> > - rcp
> > - custom code
> >
> > It really depends what your real requirements are.
> >
>
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