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Re: HelloWorld.c

Posted: Tue Aug 26, 2014 2:52 pm
by juusso
Same here on D6750

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root@[TV] /> echo TEST4 > /dev/stderr
/bin/sh: can't create /dev/stderr: Read-only file system
root@[TV] />

Re: HelloWorld.c

Posted: Tue Aug 26, 2014 4:10 pm
by sectroyer
That is completely expected :) But for MrKalach it does nothing!!! It means either problem with connection (the obvious suspect ATM) and/or problem with TV. Until he fixes such issues there is no point in testing anything. He gets no output for "./seekpatch". Why? Maybe because it doesn't work or maybe he gets output but his "putty connection" doesn't display it :) Maybe it randomly doesn't display stuff. Maybe even his hello world worked :) He messed something up :)

Re: HelloWorld.c

Posted: Tue Sep 02, 2014 11:08 am
by MrKalach
sectroyer wrote:That is completely expected :) But for MrKalach it does nothing!!! It means either problem with connection (the obvious suspect ATM) and/or problem with TV. Until he fixes such issues there is no point in testing anything. He gets no output for "./seekpatch". Why? Maybe because it doesn't work or maybe he gets output but his "putty connection" doesn't display it :) Maybe it randomly doesn't display stuff. Maybe even his hello world worked :) He messed something up :)
Heyhey, I wrote that I tried BOTH!!! Telnet and putty, but i prefer last.


I can make tunnel to my TV, and you show me PRO coder style :twisted:

I was on vacation, and came back.

Re: HelloWorld.c

Posted: Tue Sep 02, 2014 11:52 am
by sectroyer
MrKalach wrote:
sectroyer wrote:That is completely expected :) But for MrKalach it does nothing!!! It means either problem with connection (the obvious suspect ATM) and/or problem with TV. Until he fixes such issues there is no point in testing anything. He gets no output for "./seekpatch". Why? Maybe because it doesn't work or maybe he gets output but his "putty connection" doesn't display it :) Maybe it randomly doesn't display stuff. Maybe even his hello world worked :) He messed something up :)
Heyhey, I wrote that I tried BOTH!!! Telnet and putty, but i prefer last.


I can make tunnel to my TV, and you show me PRO coder style :twisted:

I was on vacation, and came back.
I don't care what you tried:) Your putty connection works incorrectly. This was shown by my TEST1/2 tests:) Do you have the same results with Telnet?

Re: HelloWorld.c

Posted: Tue Sep 02, 2014 1:28 pm
by MrKalach
C'mon man :)

Absolutely same log!

Re: HelloWorld.c

Posted: Tue Sep 02, 2014 3:36 pm
by MrKalach
update: I found solution. topic may be closed.
1) I removed all GNU compilers ARM/MIPS/x86 from my Ubuntu 12.04
2) Reboot and clean system via UbuntuTweak
3) Update system to 14.04
4) install GNU compilers x86/x64 from official Ubuntu repo
5) Then download arm-v7a15v3r1 toolchain, unpack it to /opt/toolchains, add to PATH all paths
6) done.
trouble was in I had on my system 3 arm toolkits, and linker used wrong libs.

Re: HelloWorld.c

Posted: Tue Sep 02, 2014 3:43 pm
by juusso
Whats the problem? You cant disappear without letting us know

Re: HelloWorld.c

Posted: Tue Sep 02, 2014 3:51 pm
by MrKalach
juuso wrote:Whats the problem? You cant disappear without letting us know
about STDOUT, I invented cheat way, but as temporary solution is fine 8-)

Add this to header or past it in beginning of your c/cpp file:

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# undef  printf
# define printf(str, ...) dprintf(1, str, ##__VA_ARGS__)
and now, PLEASE add me to GitHUB, i want to see sources :twisted:

Re: HelloWorld.c

Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2014 12:01 am
by sectroyer
MrKalach wrote:
juuso wrote:Whats the problem? You cant disappear without letting us know
about STDOUT, I invented cheat way, but as temporary solution is fine 8-)

Add this to header or past it in beginning of your c/cpp file:

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# undef  printf
# define printf(str, ...) dprintf(1, str, ##__VA_ARGS__)
and now, PLEASE add me to GitHUB, i want to see sources :twisted:
You don't need github access :) First try checking code available on forum. For instance all of my patches have source code attached :)

Re: HelloWorld.c

Posted: Sat Sep 06, 2014 10:22 am
by MrKalach
sectroyer wrote:
MrKalach wrote:
juuso wrote:Whats the problem? You cant disappear without letting us know
about STDOUT, I invented cheat way, but as temporary solution is fine 8-)

Add this to header or past it in beginning of your c/cpp file:

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# undef  printf
# define printf(str, ...) dprintf(1, str, ##__VA_ARGS__)
and now, PLEASE add me to GitHUB, i want to see sources :twisted:
You don't need github access :) First try checking code available on forum. For instance all of my patches have source code attached :)
Oho, where is DEV subforum? It closed to me?