From: "kjlin" <kj.lin@viditec-netmedia.com.tw>
To: <linux-mips@oss.sgi.com>
Subject: Run the cross-compiled program.
Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2000 18:09:25 +0800 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <053601c06a6c$ee66ca60$056aaac0@kjlin> (raw)
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Can anyone point out which step i done wrong in the process of cross-compiling an program with the -static option?
I made the cross-compile toolkit by myself.
All the source code and patches for cross-compile were downloaded from the SGI ftp site.
The version is as following:
cross-binutils = version 2.10.90
cross-gcc = version 2.96 20000707
cross-usable glibc = libc-2.1.90
The cross-compile toolkits building process is ok!
I used the cross-compiler to compile a program with the " -static " option in the host and then ran it on the target.
But i got the error message:
# ./a.out
FATAL: kernel too old
Aborted
Where i be trapped?
My host system is x86 running linux-2.2.14(Redhat 6.2).
My target system is an embedded mips board running linux-2.2.14 and shell is the statically linked ash binary from a lib-2.6.0 filesystem(kernel version unknown).
By the way, i builded the cross-usable glibc-2.1.90 with configure "--enable-kernel=2.2.14".
Thanx,
KJ from kj.lin@viditec-netmedia.com.tw
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From: "kjlin" <kj.lin@viditec-netmedia.com.tw>
To: linux-mips@oss.sgi.com
Subject: Run the cross-compiled program.
Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2000 18:09:25 +0800 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <053601c06a6c$ee66ca60$056aaac0@kjlin> (raw)
Message-ID: <20001220100925._yqDwcaTKtpsnaEyQRGG2oLL3ZFcdbLp9pY2IDJXNGk@z> (raw)
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Can anyone point out which step i done wrong in the process of cross-compiling an program with the -static option?
I made the cross-compile toolkit by myself.
All the source code and patches for cross-compile were downloaded from the SGI ftp site.
The version is as following:
cross-binutils = version 2.10.90
cross-gcc = version 2.96 20000707
cross-usable glibc = libc-2.1.90
The cross-compile toolkits building process is ok!
I used the cross-compiler to compile a program with the " -static " option in the host and then ran it on the target.
But i got the error message:
# ./a.out
FATAL: kernel too old
Aborted
Where i be trapped?
My host system is x86 running linux-2.2.14(Redhat 6.2).
My target system is an embedded mips board running linux-2.2.14 and shell is the statically linked ash binary from a lib-2.6.0 filesystem(kernel version unknown).
By the way, i builded the cross-usable glibc-2.1.90 with configure "--enable-kernel=2.2.14".
Thanx,
KJ from kj.lin@viditec-netmedia.com.tw
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next reply other threads:[~2000-12-20 11:15 UTC|newest]
Thread overview: 6+ messages / expand[flat|nested] mbox.gz Atom feed top
2000-12-20 10:09 kjlin [this message]
2000-12-20 10:09 ` Run the cross-compiled program kjlin
2000-12-20 22:54 ` Nicu Popovici
2000-12-21 2:39 ` Keith M Wesolowski
2000-12-22 6:38 ` kjlin
2000-12-22 6:38 ` kjlin
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