looking for source files for MPC8xx --- help me~~~

looking for source files for MPC8xx --- help me~~~

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hello!

I looking for source/binaries ( example> sh, init etc... ) for MPC8xx.
but It was difficult!

1. Could you tell me how to find the sources ??

and I read a following message in mailling web site ( http://lists.linuxppc.org/linuxppc-embedded/200003/msg00077.html )
I go to the http://www.mvista.com site , but I can't anyting source


2. and I found some source for bash-xxx.tar.gz ..etc  from gnu.org
when I complile the sources using powerpc-linux compiler  ( gcc-2.95 , glibc-2.2.3 )
it's giving error  that

checking  whetehr setvbuf argument are reserved... configure: error cannot run test program while cross compiling


I was compiled following option
#./configure --host=poweprc-linux --build=i386-linux

what's problem?? I'm not understanding.....

help me?

can you terll me how to find  sources and  how to correct compiling method??
and  I can find  hhl1.2  source  for SRPM format??

thank you !!


==== I read the message =================================================
Montavista currently has both source and binaries available for all those
and more on thier ftp site. http://www.mvista.com

Matthew Locke
Embedded Planet

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Rodney Davies
>
> I was wondering if the inetd networking has been made for embedded linux?
> ...I guess along with in.telnetd, in.ftpd etc etc...??
>
> I'm currently trying to port inetd over myself... will let you know how I
> go...

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Re: looking for source files for MPC8xx --- help me~~~

[Sangmoon Kim]

Hi,

> 1. Could you tell me how to find the sources ??
>
> and I read a following message in mailling web site ( http://lists.linuxppc.org/linuxppc-embedded/200003/msg00077.html )
> I go to the http://www.mvista.com site , but I can't anyting source
>
>
Montavista's Hardhat Linux is not available on internet any more. If you're gonna make a ramdisk or nfs root for linux root file system. I think Wolfgang denk's CDK and SELF is a good starting point. You can find them at...
ftp://ftp.denx.de/pub/LinuxPPC/usr/src/

> 2. and I found some source for bash-xxx.tar.gz ..etc  from gnu.org
> when I complile the sources using powerpc-linux compiler  ( gcc-2.95 , glibc-2.2.3 )
> it's giving error  that
>
> checking  whetehr setvbuf argument are reserved... configure: error cannot run test program while cross compiling
>
>
> I was compiled following option
> #./configure --host=poweprc-linux --build=i386-linux
>
> what's problem?? I'm not understanding.....
>
I encountered the same error before. I don't think bash support cross compiling.
Good Luck
- Sangmoon Kim -

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Re: looking for source files for MPC8xx --- help me~~~

[Mészáros Lajos]

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Bash DO support cross compiling but not all target and not correctly.

I have bumped into this problem, amended *.in files and sent the patch(2.05)
to Chet Ramey, CWRU at http :// cnswww. cns. cwru. edu/ ~chet/ . It is the
patch here!

	Ludwig


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Re: looking for source files for MPC8xx --- help me~~~

[Michael Habermann]

At 09:22 AM 4/30/2002 +0900, you wrote:
>2. and I found some source for bash-xxx.tar.gz ..etc  from gnu.org
>when I complile the sources using powerpc-linux compiler  ( gcc-2.95 ,
>glibc-2.2.3 )
>it's giving error  that
>
>checking  whetehr setvbuf argument are reserved... configure: error cannot
>run test program while cross compiling
>
>
>I was compiled following option
>#./configure --host=poweprc-linux --build=i386-linux

The configure script tries to find out a configuration option by creating a
small c file, compiling it and executing afterwards. Because you
cross-compile, executing doesn't work.
So you have to check the configure script, what is tested and find the
correct result of the test, e.g. by looking into the man page of setvbuf.
Finally, you have to overwrite the variable for the configure script, so
that it doesn't need to execute the test anymore. It looks like this then:

ac_xxx=yes ac_yyy=no ./configure --host=poweprc-linux --build=i386-linux

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