[BusyBox] Busybox on MIPS
Jeff Papke
jpapke at boi.hp.com
Tue Jan 23 17:09:15 UTC 2001
Erik,
Thanks for your quick reply. I am using the 0.48 release of Busybox
downloaded from the lineo site. I am trying to port to linux 2.4 kernel.
Are there any issues with this?
I am noticing some odd missing symbols when I try to compile e.g MS_RDONLY
is not defined. I find it in
/sys/mount.h on my linux workstation but
the distribution I'm using on the MIPS platform has a very different
mount.h. If I am trying to build this on the wrong kernel version please
let me know if there is a 2.4 compatible version of Busybox forthcoming.
Thanks
Jeff Papke
Hewlett-Packard
-----Original Message-----
From: busybox-admin at busybox.net
[mailto:busybox-admin at busybox.net] On Behalf Of Erik Andersen
Sent: Monday, January 22, 2001 5:49 PM
To: Jeff Papke
Cc: busybox at busybox.net
Subject: Re: [BusyBox] Busybox on MIPS
On Mon Jan 22, 2001 at 05:07:17PM -0700, Jeff Papke wrote:
> I have an embedded mips platform that I am trying to port Busybox to. I
can
> get most of the compiles done
> o.k. but when compiling insmod.c I got the error of
> #error no platfomr specified.
>
> Upon closer examination I see that i386 and SH platforms are supported but
I
> do not see MIPS anywhere.
This is interesting. The fact that you do not mention arm tells me your
version of busybox is out of date. Which version of busybox are you using?
Any reason not to upgrade to the latest?
> Am I just confused or is there something missing here?
Right now, busybox insmod only supports a very limited set of platforms
(x86,
sh, and arm). To solve this, you have two choices. You can either add MIPS
support to busybox insmod, or you can disable busybox insmod (by editing
Config.h) and use the modutils version of insmod instead.
-Erik
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