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Content preview:  hello, I had download the below bluez packages:
  bluez-kernel-2.3.tar.gz bluez-libs-2.4.tar.gz bluez-sdp-1.4.tar.gz
  bluez-pan-1.1.tar.gz now I want cross-compile bluez bluetooth protocol
  stack to uclinux,my uclinux is uClinux-dist-20030522.tar.gz,and my CPU
  is samsung-s3c4510b(arm7). first,I unzip bluez-kernel-2.3.tar.gz,then I
  use ./configure command as below: ./configure --host=arm-v4l-linux
  --libdir=/home/edwin/uClinux-dist/linux-2.4.x/lib
  --includedir=/home/edwin/uClinux-dist/linux-2.4.x/include
  --with-kernel=/home/edwin/uClinux-dist/linux-2.4.x I'm not sure I use
  this command right and I don't know what I need do next step. what file
  will create by make command and how I can link the file to uclinux and
  run it? please help edwin [...] 

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