2009-09-09 03:54:25     How to find out what is compiled

2009-09-09 03:54:25     How to find out what is compiled

Rainer Zufall (GERMANY)

Message: 79698   

Hi.

I was reading this site:

  docs.blackfin.uclinux.org/doku.php?id=bootloaders:u-boot:env

It says:

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Enable u-boot tools in the uClinux-dist user space configuration:

Blackfin app programs  ---> 

   [*] U-Boot Tools

I think this refers to compiling. First: Is this correct?

I'am using a pre compiled image uImage_BF533-EZKIT.

Is it possible to find out what is compiled in the image while it is running?

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2009-09-09 04:02:48     Re: How to find out what is compiled

Mike Frysinger (UNITED STATES)

Message: 79699   

the config files in the releases are included in the image itself.  simply look in /root/.

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2009-09-09 06:40:59     Re: How to find out what is compiled

Rainer Zufall (GERMANY)

Message: 79704   

Thank you for your answer.

Are these configs 'pre compile configs' which has to bee chosen before compiling?

For what do I have to look in the file? I didn't found what I was looking for

root:~> cat uclinux-config  | grep Boot

root:~> cat uclinux-config  | grep Tools

# Flash Tools

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2009-09-09 06:44:56     Re: How to find out what is compiled

Mike Frysinger (UNITED STATES)

Message: 79705   

i dont know what you mean by "pre compile configs".  these are the config files used to build the image.

read the help in the menuconfig to figure out what option you want.

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2009-09-09 10:07:57     Re: How to find out what is compiled

Rainer Zufall (GERMANY)

Message: 79709   

> i dont know what you mean by "pre compile configs".  these are the config files used to build the image.

This is exactly what I ment :-)

Thank you very much.

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2009-09-09 16:32:57     Re: How to find out what is compiled

Peter Gombos (HUNGARY)

Message: 79715   

Hi,

I've just enabled U-Boot tools and it works fine. The only thing you need to create a config file manually and you can use fw_printenv / fw_setenv commands.

I wish everything were as easy in uClinux as this...

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