striking out at the eabi

[Mike Taht]

On Tue, 9 May 2006, Leon Woestenberg wrote:

> Hello Mike,
> 
> Mike Taht wrote:
> > I have been working on coaxing my arm ep9302 based board (a ts7250) into a 
> > modern state. The other week I coaxed (well, with tons of help from 
> > #ep93xx on freenode) the current linux 2.6.17 git kernel + the patches 
> > from http://www.wantstofly.org/~buytenh/ep93xx/ to not only boot, but run 
> > stably with busybox and a few apps, and recognise absolutely tons of usb 
> > devices. This is the first low end processor I've ever had that could do 
> > host usb. woohoo, I'm on the bleeding edge!
> >
> > I used a hard float gcc-4.0 2.3.5 non-eabi arm toolchain for that. Have 
> > also got a 4.1 based hardfloat toolchain to work. (also, the first time 
> > ever I've had a FC5 x86_64 based cross toolchain work and it's nice to 
> > think I can finally retire that old rh9 box)
> >   
>  > 1) has anyone got a known good arm eabi cross-compiler tarball for 
> x86 or
> 
> > x86_64 I could just try?
> >
> Nope. Why not ask the #ep93xx guys for their cross compiler sources?

They (we) are stuck at the same place as I. The eabi version 

a) kernel error - nwfpe: bad structure size - I will dump the structure 
shortly...
b) with my latest eabi build (thanks, Michael!) 
a statically linked init=/hello_world does run 
but doesn't print any output or write a file. Does successfully 
call "sleep", and does successfully kernel panic afterwards. (it used to 
just hang) I might actually be past the compiler issues and into a setup issue, 
I will try a few more system calls.

I have enough spare brain cells on this now to take this much further this 
evening, and I guess I should probably switch lists.

> > 2) anyone else insane enough to try and do builds from x86_64?
> 
> Yes. Formerly for the IXDP425 XScale, I have little to no problems with x86_64.

cool. rh9 is heading for the junkyard as soon as I build something stable 
here for this and ppc.

> Now, I am on the same host and target hardware (GESBC-9312 with EP9312) and running
> FC5 on x86_64 as well. Just threw my IXDP425 XScale into the hands of a co-worker
> (but maybe a bit too early :-).
> 
> > 3) got a script?
> 
> Sure, lotsa. Not the one you mean though.
> 
> The work done by the guys at #ep93xx has been excellent, kudos.

I am very pleased so far.

> Regards,
> 
> Leon.
> 
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