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Re: Setting up a cross compiling toolchain
Posted: Fri May 21, 2010 1:37 pm
by erdem_ua
They recently removed the source codes.
http://forum.samygo.tv/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=647
I believe in somewhere internet, the files available...
Will try to locate that files. At least we cant distribute files but I believe we can locate LINKS to files.
If Samsung have problem with that, might have a lawyers to open a legal case to ME. Or If SourceForge problems about linking OpenSource files, than we move our domain too.
So this will be solved in near future...
Re: Setting up a cross compiling toolchain
Posted: Fri May 21, 2010 6:37 pm
by arris69
trokotech wrote:Hi,
This souns very strange. I think I search in the whole forum but I have not found anybody with the same problem. I'm trying to setup the cross compiling toolchain or a SamyGO-OE but the 32B650.zip is no longer available at
http://www.samsung.com/global/opensourc ... 32B650.zip. The only file provided is LN52A650.tgz. Could someone tell me where I can get it. Or, even better could anyone provide me the file, if it is opensource there should be no problem in redistribute it..
Thanks, in advance
there is precompiled stuff in the sources, but you should make a deeper look into the svn log files
arris
Re: Setting up a cross compiling toolchain
Posted: Mon May 24, 2010 7:16 pm
by arris69
trokotech wrote:...
Arris69, what do you mean with "svn log files"? Do you mean the svn check-out output? If you mean that, please, give me more clues because I haven't see anything that can help me.
...
there is a web-interface at
http://samygo.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/samygo/oe/
but you can do it also with:
than:
Code: Select all
svn diff -r778 samygo/oe/ | grep SAMS
in short: do an
and than look into the file:
hth
Re: Setting up a cross compiling toolchain
Posted: Sun May 30, 2010 2:37 pm
by marcelru
Hi l4l4mp3r,
Looks like you don't have a native toolchain on your machine.
You will need gcc, binutils, glibc + headers, etc for the hardware you build the cross-compiling toolchain on.
I never used debian, so I can't help you with installing them, but I'm sure you can find that information elsewhere.
Marcelr