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List:       buildroot
Subject:    [Buildroot] newbie comment/question
From:       philippe.ney () pardes ! ws (Philippe Ney)
Date:       2007-01-29 7:47:29
Message-ID: 20070129084729.53400382.philippe.ney () pardes ! ws
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> I downloaded BuildRoot according to the documentation, tried to jump 
> ahead but failed, then went back to the documentation and found that a 
> default build failed too.  The problem was that the latest uclibc 
> snapshot failed to build.  I got over that by falling back to the 
> uclibc.x.x.1 option instead.  (This had worked when I tried to jump 
> ahead, but my attempt to build for an i486 target then failed on some 
> sort of missing kernel patch target.)  OK, with this i686 build complete 
> (after falling back to an earlier version of uclibc), I was unable to 
> find a kernel to load onto my target.  I didn't see this problem 
> documented anywhere.  How do I compile (or cross-compile, since my goal 
> is to use BuildRoot as a cross-platform development tool if possible) a 
> kernel image under BuildRoot?  Is this outside the scope of BuildRoot?  
> I just came over from OpenEmbedded because their support for uclibc 
> seems to be deficient, and I didn't see any mention of kernel building 
> in the BuildRoot docs.  Any help would be appreciated.

Hello,

Sure you can !
In the sources, have a look in target/device
And in the configuration view go in "Board Support Options"

Philippe

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