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From: DeLaGarza, Robert <robdlg@att.net>
Date: Tue, 1 Apr 2003 13:39:34 -0800
Subject: [U-Boot-Users] Compiler environment?
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On Tuesday, April 01, 2003 2:33 AM, Roel Loeffen [SMTP:RL at prodrive.nl] 
wrote:
> Currently available systems for compiling:
> - Pentium 4 Based - Windows 2000, With CodeWarrior and PowerTAP Pro
> - Pentium 4 Based - Suse Linux 8.1 Machine
>
> Which machine should I choose?
> What compiler environment should I use?

If the PowerTAP PRO is the only means you have of loading code to your 
target, then you'll need to use BOTH machines: the Linux machine to host 
the ELDK, and the Windows machine to host the PowerTAP PRO.  The easiest 
thing to do is set up Samba on Linux, to create a network directory that 
the Windows machine can access.  Otherwise, you'll be running back and 
forth with a floppy disk.

(You probably already knew this.)