[Buildroot] Using Buildroot to make small footprint linux

[Buildroot] Using Buildroot to make small footprint linux

[Raed Abu-Sanad]

Hi,,

I just downloaded latest version buildroot. I am working on ubuntu 8.04.
how can i started the automated process of buildroot to create filesytem and kernel images and install them on a USB flas or CF ?
Any simple tutorial?

Thanks


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[Buildroot] Bootloader help

[Raed Abu-Sanad]

Hi,, I managed to get the rootfilesystem and kernel bzImage. I also enable grub in the filesystem section of buildroot configuration.
I have copied kernel image and rootfs "rootfs.i686.ext2" to a USB flash with ext2 fs. is that fine?
how can i install grub to boot the USB?
hints plz..
Thanks

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[Buildroot] Using Buildroot to make small footprint linux

[Cristi Magherusan]

On Sun, 2009-08-02 at 17:51 +0100, Raed Abu-Sanad wrote:
> Hi,,
> 
> I just downloaded latest version buildroot. I am working on ubuntu
> 8.04.
> how can i started the automated process of buildroot to create
> filesytem and kernel images and install them on a USB flas or CF ?
> Any simple tutorial?
> 
> Thanks

Hello,

It should feel very familiar to the people who at least once have
compiled a Linux kernel.. 

Run "make menuconfig" in the root dir, select whatever you need to, then
run "make", and it will generate whichever you ask it to from the menu
interface.

It can generate everything as a Ext3 FS image(other rootfs formats may
be useful too), which you can just dd to your disk and grow it using
gparted until it fills it..

Here's the whole documentation, if you won't be satisfied with the two
commands I wrote before: http://buildroot.uclibc.org/buildroot.html

Cristi

-- 
Ing. Cristi M?gheru?an, System/Network Engineer
Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania
http://cc.utcluj.ro  +40264 401247
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