LE-362 SBC with Snapgear

Yes, this should be good enough. You will probabaly need to tweak some of the other kernel configs settings though, for the differences between the LE-362 hardware and the real Epia board.

The default Via/EPIA config option for # CONFIG_USER_BOOTTOOLS_FLASHLOADER is not set is disabled. You may want to investigate how this got turned on, and make sure all the other options are set to the real defaults.

as86, and a small number of other very-common or rarely-used tools aren't included in the snapgear toolchains. you can just use the normal as86 from your host system.

regards,

Thanks for the info, Damion.

I could go further by disabling the "flashloader" option and installing the dev86 package obtained from RedHat (I'm running the Fedora Core 2 as the host). But now I've got this error: " ... make[2]: Entering directory `/usr/local/snapgear/user/mtd-utils' gcc -I/usr/include -c -o build/compr_rtime.o compr_rtime.c compr_rtime.c:27:27: linux/string.h: No such file or directory ... " The build process had been using "i386-linux-gcc" before this error, why did it switch to "gcc" all of a sudden? Also, it seems looking at a wrong folder for the string.h file. Any idea why this happened?

Thanks again!

It switched to gcc because it's building the host mtd tools. depending on what kernel/distro your host is running, you'll probably get those errors. easiest way to fix is to edit compr_rtime.c and remove all the #include lines, and replace them with:

#include #include #include

should then compile easily.

regards,

Now I could build the romfs.tar.gz image. I'll start to load the images onto LE-362 board. I'll keep posting here on my progress.

Thanks, Damion, for wonderful help!