want help regarding toolchain for E8260 Planetcore

want help regarding toolchain for E8260 Planetcore

[Nikhil Bhargava]

hello,

Thanks for all members of this grp for helping me out on almost all
ocassions when i have a doubt going beyond myself.

I have to port opensource Linux 2.4.X on to an E8260 mpc 8260 target
board from planet core. I will use this development board in testing
some protocol stacks. Can any one tell me what are the most stable
versions of Gcc, Glibc etc should i use. Further what components to
choose and what to discard from the standard os. Moreso, the board
already have a bootloader running so i just need to port the os on it.
In this scenarios how should i go about it. I will be using BDI 2000
emulator/debugger.

I am following Karim's embedded linux book and web resources for this.


Regards,

Nikhil Bhargava

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RE: want help regarding toolchain for E8260 Planetcore

[Steven Blakeslee]

 I use ELDK(www.denx.de) as the tool chain and the linuxppc_2_4_devel tree
to run on the ep8260

-----Original Message-----
From: Nikhil Bhargava
To: dank@kegel.com; linuxppc-embedded@lists.linuxppc.org
Sent: 12/17/03 11:21 PM
Subject: want help regarding toolchain for E8260 Planetcore


hello,

Thanks for all members of this grp for helping me out on almost all
ocassions when i have a doubt going beyond myself.

I have to port opensource Linux 2.4.X on to an E8260 mpc 8260 target
board from planet core. I will use this development board in testing
some protocol stacks. Can any one tell me what are the most stable
versions of Gcc, Glibc etc should i use. Further what components to
choose and what to discard from the standard os. Moreso, the board
already have a bootloader running so i just need to port the os on it.
In this scenarios how should i go about it. I will be using BDI 2000
emulator/debugger.

I am following Karim's embedded linux book and web resources for this.


Regards,

Nikhil Bhargava


** Sent via the linuxppc-embedded mail list. See http://lists.linuxppc.org/