Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of InstallationNotes

Timestamp:

Mar 29, 2010, 2:43:42 AM (14 years ago)

Author:

becoulet

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InstallationNotes

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-MutekH is a flexible kernel, with most configuration tweaks resolved at
-compile time. Therefore, it can only be distributed as source. There is
-no library building involved.
+See BuildingExamples page.
 
-Somes pages of this wiki refer to specific versions of the MutekH source
-tree. This is intended. Here, we'll provide general installation notes,
-therefore, we'll never use an explicit revision.
-
-= Prerequisites to build MutekH =
-
-== For a Linux host (as a process) ==
-
-In order to compile MutekH as a process, like described in QuickStartUnix,
-you only need a working GCC and the header files for your libc. Please
-refer to your distribution manual to know more about this.
-
-== For SoCLib and other embedded platforms ==
-
-For embedded platforms, you'll need:
- * a working cross-compiler for your target architecture; you may either
-   follow soclib:InstallationNotes, or use [source:trunk/mutekh/tools/crossgen.mk@1269 tools/crossgen.mk], see below
- * `dtc`, an utility to handle [FlattenedDeviceTree device trees], available at http://git.jdl.com/software/.
-
-
-= Getting MutekH =
-
-This is a simple svn checkout. Pay attention there are some subversion
-clients that cannot handle [http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.0/ch07s03.html svn:externals]
-feature. In doubt, a vanilla svn client is recommended.
-
-{{{
-svn co https://www.mutekh.org/svn/mutekh/trunk/mutekh
-}}}
-
-If you need an explicit revision, simply add {{{-r number}}} to the command
-line:
-
-{{{
-svn co -r 1234 https://www.mutekh.org/svn/mutekh/trunk/mutekh
-}}}
-
-
-= Building cross-compilers =
-
-SoCLib installation nodes already provides a way to get cross-compilers,
-if you don't already have them, MutekH holds a tool
-to build a complete cross-compilation toolchain:
-
-The script is in [source:trunk/mutekh/tools/crossgen.mk tools/crossgen.mk].
-
-There is an inline help:
-{{{
- $ tools/crossgen.mk
-[prints some help]
-}}}
-
-You can try a line like this one to get a Mips cross-compiler:
-{{{
- $ tools/crossgen.mk all TARGET=mipsel-unknown-elf
-}}}