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runnig linux on or1ksim by ag09 on Aug 24, 2011			ag09 Posts: 38 Joined: Aug 22, 2010 Last seen: Jan 13, 2012
Hi all, in the community portal and in the application notes of the company embecosm I read that the or1ksim is able to run linux OS. But I did not find any installing guide introduces how to configure and install it on Or1ksim? where is the configuration file for or1ksim available to run linux on or1ksim? Is still the distribution 2.6 the latest version supported? In case that the linux runs on or1ksim can we write and compile and execute simple applications on the top of linux os running on or1ksim? P.S: I intalled the latest version of toolchain using this command ./bld-all.sh --force --prefix /opt/openrisc --or1ksim-dir /opt/or1ksim --uclibc-dir uClibc --linux-dir linux I supposed that the linux image had been build but never checked where! Hi all, in the community portal and in the application notes of the company embecosm I read that the or1ksim is able to run linux OS. But I did not find any installing guide introduces how to configure and install it on Or1ksim? where is the configuration file for or1ksim available to run linux on or1ksim? Is still the distribution 2.6 the latest version supported? In case that the linux runs on or1ksim can we write and compile and execute simple applications on the top of linux os running on or1ksim? P.S: I intalled the latest version of toolchain using this command ./bld-all.sh --force --prefix /opt/openrisc --or1ksim-dir /opt/or1ksim --uclibc-dir uClibc --linux-dir linux I supposed that the linux image had been build but never checked where!

RE: runnig linux on or1ksim by filepang on Aug 26, 2011			filepang Posts: 23 Joined: Jul 2, 2009 Last seen: May 6, 2016
Or1ksim configuration file is placed in arch/openrisc Or1ksim configuration file is placed in arch/openrisc

RE: runnig linux on or1ksim by ag09 on Aug 26, 2011			ag09 Posts: 38 Joined: Aug 22, 2010 Last seen: Jan 13, 2012
[q]Or1ksim configuration file is placed in arch/openrisc [/q] Where to find this folder? Or1ksim configuration file is placed in arch/openrisc Where to find this folder?

RE: runnig linux on or1ksim by olof on Aug 26, 2011			olof Posts: 218 Joined: Feb 10, 2010 Last seen: Dec 17, 2018
[q]Where to find this folder?[/q] It's in the linux kernel tree Where to find this folder? It's in the linux kernel tree

RE: runnig linux on or1ksim by jeremybennett on Aug 26, 2011			jeremybennett Posts: 815 Joined: May 29, 2008 Last seen: Jun 13, 2019
[q]<p> P.S: I intalled the latest version of toolchain using this command </p> <ul><pre> ./bld-all.sh --force --prefix /opt/openrisc --or1ksim-dir /opt/or1ksim --uclibc-dir uClibc --linux-dir linux </pre><ul> <p> I supposed that the linux image had been build but never checked where!</p>[/q] <p> Hi ag09, </p> <p> This is a script to build and install the tool chains and their associated libraries. It does not build any operating systems. </p> <p> There are instructions on how to build Linux and BusyBox (the user environment running on the kernel) on www.openrisc.net. Ignore all the instructions on building the tool chain and libraries - you've already done that with bld-all.sh. Just follow the instructions for BusyBox and Linux. </p> <p> HTH </p> <p> Jeremy </p> <p> -- <br /> Tel: +44 (1590) 610184<br /> Cell: +44 (7970) 676050<br /> SkypeID: jeremybennett<br /> Email: <a href="mailto:jeremy.bennett@embecosm.com">jeremy.bennett@embecosm.com</a><br /> Web: <a href="http://www.embecosm.com">www.embecosm.com</a> </p> P.S: I intalled the latest version of toolchain using this command ./bld-all.sh --force --prefix /opt/openrisc --or1ksim-dir /opt/or1ksim --uclibc-dir uClibc --linux-dir linux I supposed that the linux image had been build but never checked where! Hi ag09, This is a script to build and install the tool chains and their associated libraries. It does not build any operating systems. There are instructions on how to build Linux and BusyBox (the user environment running on the kernel) on www.openrisc.net. Ignore all the instructions on building the tool chain and libraries - you've already done that with bld-all.sh. Just follow the instructions for BusyBox and Linux. HTH Jeremy -- Tel: +44 (1590) 610184 Cell: +44 (7970) 676050 SkypeID: jeremybennett Email: jeremy.bennett@embecosm.com Web: www.embecosm.com

RE: runnig linux on or1ksim by ag09 on Aug 26, 2011			ag09 Posts: 38 Joined: Aug 22, 2010 Last seen: Jan 13, 2012
[q][q]<p> P.S: I intalled the latest version of toolchain using this command </p> <ul><pre> ./bld-all.sh --force --prefix /opt/openrisc --or1ksim-dir /opt/or1ksim --uclibc-dir uClibc --linux-dir linux </pre><ul> <p> I supposed that the linux image had been build but never checked where!</p>[/q] <p> Hi ag09, </p> <p> This is a script to build and install the tool chains and their associated libraries. It does not build any operating systems. </p> <p> There are instructions on how to build Linux and BusyBox (the user environment running on the kernel) on www.openrisc.net. Ignore all the instructions on building the tool chain and libraries - you've already done that with bld-all.sh. Just follow the instructions for BusyBox and Linux. </p> [/q] Hal Jeremy, I downloaded and run the configuration file for busybox. I set up the following flags [q] export CFLAGS="--sysroot=$SYSROOT" export CONFIG_PREFIX=/local/home/openrisc/busybox [/q] and I run the makefile by hitting make CROSS_COMPILE=or32-linux- CONFIG_PREFIX=$SYSROOT install I got the an error that the or32-linux-gcc is not found. I thought that this cross compiler had been generated by giving the aforementioned command. Any suggestion what I missed? make CROSS_COMPILE=or32-linux- CONFIG_PREFIX=$SYSROOT install /local/home/tool/busybox/busybox/scripts/gcc-version.sh: line 11: or32-linux-gcc: command not found SPLIT include/autoconf.h -> include/config/* GEN include/bbconfigopts.h HOSTCC applets/usage GEN include/usage_compressed.h HOSTCC applets/applet_tables GEN include/applet_tables.h CC applets/applets.o /bin/sh: or32-linux-gcc: command not found make[1]: * [applets/applets.o] Error 127 make: * [applets_dir] Error 2 P.S: I intalled the latest version of toolchain using this command ./bld-all.sh --force --prefix /opt/openrisc --or1ksim-dir /opt/or1ksim --uclibc-dir uClibc --linux-dir linux I supposed that the linux image had been build but never checked where! Hi ag09, This is a script to build and install the tool chains and their associated libraries. It does not build any operating systems. There are instructions on how to build Linux and BusyBox (the user environment running on the kernel) on www.openrisc.net. Ignore all the instructions on building the tool chain and libraries - you've already done that with bld-all.sh. Just follow the instructions for BusyBox and Linux. Hal Jeremy, I downloaded and run the configuration file for busybox. I set up the following flags export CFLAGS="--sysroot=$SYSROOT" export CONFIG_PREFIX=/local/home/openrisc/busybox and I run the makefile by hitting make CROSS_COMPILE=or32-linux- CONFIG_PREFIX=$SYSROOT install I got the an error that the or32-linux-gcc is not found. I thought that this cross compiler had been generated by giving the aforementioned command. Any suggestion what I missed? make CROSS_COMPILE=or32-linux- CONFIG_PREFIX=$SYSROOT install /local/home/tool/busybox/busybox/scripts/gcc-version.sh: line 11: or32-linux-gcc: command not found SPLIT include/autoconf.h -> include/config/* GEN include/bbconfigopts.h HOSTCC applets/usage GEN include/usage_compressed.h HOSTCC applets/applet_tables GEN include/applet_tables.h CC applets/applets.o /bin/sh: or32-linux-gcc: command not found make[1]: * [applets/applets.o] Error 127 make: * [applets_dir] Error 2

RE: runnig linux on or1ksim by ag09 on Aug 29, 2011			ag09 Posts: 38 Joined: Aug 22, 2010 Last seen: Jan 13, 2012
May someone know how to fix the aforementioned compilation error? May someone know how to fix the aforementioned compilation error?

RE: runnig linux on or1ksim by pekon on Aug 29, 2011			pekon Posts: 29 Joined: Mar 6, 2009 Last seen: Dec 14, 2020
hi ag09, hope after installation of tool-chain you have updated ur PATH env-variable.. If not .. add flowing to ur script.. .cshrc (c-shell): setenv PATH $PATH:/opt/openrisc/bin .bashrc (bash shell): export PATH=$PATH/opt/openrisc/bin Also add .cshrc (c-shell): setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH $LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/opt/openrisc/lib .bashrc (bash shell): export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH/opt/openrisc/bin After this source new terminal, and you should be able to use "or32-xx-xxx" tools.. with regards, pekon hi ag09, hope after installation of tool-chain you have updated ur PATH env-variable.. If not .. add flowing to ur script.. .cshrc (c-shell): setenv PATH $PATH:/opt/openrisc/bin .bashrc (bash shell): export PATH=$PATH/opt/openrisc/bin Also add .cshrc (c-shell): setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH $LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/opt/openrisc/lib .bashrc (bash shell): export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH/opt/openrisc/bin After this source new terminal, and you should be able to use "or32-xx-xxx" tools.. with regards, pekon

RE: runnig linux on or1ksim by ag09 on Aug 30, 2011			ag09 Posts: 38 Joined: Aug 22, 2010 Last seen: Jan 13, 2012
[q]hi ag09, hope after installation of tool-chain you have updated ur PATH env-variable.. If not .. add flowing to ur script.. .cshrc (c-shell): setenv PATH $PATH:/opt/openrisc/bin .bashrc (bash shell): export PATH=$PATH/opt/openrisc/bin Also add .cshrc (c-shell): setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH $LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/opt/openrisc/lib .bashrc (bash shell): export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH/opt/openrisc/bin After this source new terminal, and you should be able to use "or32-xx-xxx" tools.. [/q] The paths to the bin and lib are already included. I have access on all this tools or32-elf-addr2line or32-elf-gccbug or32-elf-profile or32-elf-ar or32-elf-gcov or32-elf-ranlib or32-elf-as or32-elf-gdb or32-elf-readelf or32-elf-c++ or32-elf-gdbtui or32-elf-run or32-elf-c++filt or32-elf-ld or32-elf-sim or32-elf-cpp or32-elf-mprofile or32-elf-size or32-elf-g++ or32-elf-nm or32-elf-strings or32-elf-gcc or32-elf-objcopy or32-elf-strip As you can see the list does not include or32-linux-gcc. Did I miss some configurations to generate it? hi ag09, hope after installation of tool-chain you have updated ur PATH env-variable.. If not .. add flowing to ur script.. .cshrc (c-shell): setenv PATH $PATH:/opt/openrisc/bin .bashrc (bash shell): export PATH=$PATH/opt/openrisc/bin Also add .cshrc (c-shell): setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH $LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/opt/openrisc/lib .bashrc (bash shell): export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH/opt/openrisc/bin After this source new terminal, and you should be able to use "or32-xx-xxx" tools.. The paths to the bin and lib are already included. I have access on all this tools or32-elf-addr2line or32-elf-gccbug or32-elf-profile or32-elf-ar or32-elf-gcov or32-elf-ranlib or32-elf-as or32-elf-gdb or32-elf-readelf or32-elf-c++ or32-elf-gdbtui or32-elf-run or32-elf-c++filt or32-elf-ld or32-elf-sim or32-elf-cpp or32-elf-mprofile or32-elf-size or32-elf-g++ or32-elf-nm or32-elf-strings or32-elf-gcc or32-elf-objcopy or32-elf-strip As you can see the list does not include or32-linux-gcc. Did I miss some configurations to generate it?

RE: runnig linux on or1ksim by jeremybennett on Aug 30, 2011			jeremybennett Posts: 815 Joined: May 29, 2008 Last seen: Jun 13, 2019
<p> Hi ag09 </p> <p> Looks like you don't have the or32-linux tool chain. If you built using bld-all.sh, then they should be in the same bin directory as the or32-elf tools. If you have one on the path, you should have both! </p> <p> What is the output from "which or32-elf-gcc"? </p> <p> Jeremy </p> Hi ag09 Looks like you don't have the or32-linux tool chain. If you built using bld-all.sh, then they should be in the same bin directory as the or32-elf tools. If you have one on the path, you should have both! What is the output from "which or32-elf-gcc"? Jeremy

RE: runnig linux on or1ksim by ag09 on Aug 31, 2011			ag09 Posts: 38 Joined: Aug 22, 2010 Last seen: Jan 13, 2012
[q]<p> Hi ag09 </p> <p> Looks like you don't have the or32-linux tool chain. If you built using bld-all.sh, then they should be in the same bin directory as the or32-elf tools. If you have one on the path, you should have both! </p> <p> What is the output from "which or32-elf-gcc"? </p> <p> Jeremy </p> [/q] Hi Jeremy, I build it using bld-all.sh as mentioned above. By hitting which or32-elf-gcc. I get the following path where the toolchain actually installed /local/home/openrisc/toolchain/bin in this directory the afromentioned tools are stored. Any suggestion how to check if the or32-linux tools are build? Hi ag09 Looks like you don't have the or32-linux tool chain. If you built using bld-all.sh, then they should be in the same bin directory as the or32-elf tools. If you have one on the path, you should have both! What is the output from "which or32-elf-gcc"? Jeremy Hi Jeremy, I build it using bld-all.sh as mentioned above. By hitting which or32-elf-gcc. I get the following path where the toolchain actually installed /local/home/openrisc/toolchain/bin in this directory the afromentioned tools are stored. Any suggestion how to check if the or32-linux tools are build?

RE: runnig linux on or1ksim by jeremybennett on Sep 1, 2011			jeremybennett Posts: 815 Joined: May 29, 2008 Last seen: Jun 13, 2019
[q]<p> I build it using bld-all.sh as mentioned above. By hitting which or32-elf-gcc. I get the following path where the toolchain actually installed </p> <ul><pre> /local/home/openrisc/toolchain/bin </pre></ul> <p> in this directory the afromentioned tools are stored. </p> <p> Any suggestion how to check if the or32-linux tools are build? </p> [/q] <p> Hi ag09, </p> <p> Looks like you have found your problem. With bld.sh you gave a prefix of /opt/openrisc, so you would expect to find or32-elf-gcc in /opt/openrisc/bin. However you don't, so you are probably picking up some old installation in your path. Could you post the output of "echo $PATH" and "ls /opt/openrisc/bin". </p> <p> Almost certainly the cure is to use as suggested above: </p> <ul><pre> PATH=/opt/openrisc/bin:$PATH </pre></ul> or <ul><pre> setenv PATH /opt/openrisc/bin:$PATH </pre></ul> <p> (use the first with sh, bash or other sh derivatives, the second with csh, tcsh or other csh derivatives). <p> Do this <em>after</em> running bld-all.sh, but <em>before</em> building BusyBox and Linux. </p> <p> HTH </p> <p> Jeremy </p> I build it using bld-all.sh as mentioned above. By hitting which or32-elf-gcc. I get the following path where the toolchain actually installed /local/home/openrisc/toolchain/bin in this directory the afromentioned tools are stored. Any suggestion how to check if the or32-linux tools are build? Hi ag09, Looks like you have found your problem. With bld.sh you gave a prefix of /opt/openrisc, so you would expect to find or32-elf-gcc in /opt/openrisc/bin. However you don't, so you are probably picking up some old installation in your path. Could you post the output of "echo $PATH" and "ls /opt/openrisc/bin". Almost certainly the cure is to use as suggested above: PATH=/opt/openrisc/bin:$PATH or setenv PATH /opt/openrisc/bin:$PATH (use the first with sh, bash or other sh derivatives, the second with csh, tcsh or other csh derivatives). Do this after running bld-all.sh, but before building BusyBox and Linux. HTH Jeremy

RE: runnig linux on or1ksim by ag09 on Sep 1, 2011			ag09 Posts: 38 Joined: Aug 22, 2010 Last seen: Jan 13, 2012
[q][q]<p> I build it using bld-all.sh as mentioned above. By hitting which or32-elf-gcc. I get the following path where the toolchain actually installed </p> <ul><pre> /local/home/openrisc/toolchain/bin </pre></ul> <p> in this directory the afromentioned tools are stored. </p> <p> Any suggestion how to check if the or32-linux tools are build? </p> [/q] <p> Hi ag09, </p> <p> Looks like you have found your problem. With bld.sh you gave a prefix of /opt/openrisc, so you would expect to find or32-elf-gcc in /opt/openrisc/bin. However you don't, so you are probably picking up some old installation in your path. Could you post the output of "echo $PATH" and "ls /opt/openrisc/bin". </p> <p> Almost certainly the cure is to use as suggested above: </p> <ul><pre> PATH=/opt/openrisc/bin:$PATH </pre></ul> or <ul><pre> setenv PATH /opt/openrisc/bin:$PATH </pre></ul> <p> (use the first with sh, bash or other sh derivatives, the second with csh, tcsh or other csh derivatives). <p> Do this <em>after</em> running bld-all.sh, but <em>before</em> building BusyBox and Linux. </p> <p> HTH </p> <p> Jeremy </p> [/q] Hi Jeremey, first thanks for your response.As I said above all paths to bin and lib are included correctly. Hitting "ls /local/home/opnecores/bin" gives me the following tools or32-elf-addr2line or32-elf-gcc-4.5.1-or32-1.0rc4 or32-elf-objdump or32-elf-ar or32-elf-gccbug or32-elf-ranlib or32-elf-as or32-elf-gcov or32-elf-readelf or32-elf-c++ or32-elf-gdb or32-elf-run or32-elf-c++filt or32-elf-gdbtui or32-elf-size or32-elf-cpp or32-elf-ld or32-elf-strings or32-elf-g++ or32-elf-nm or32-elf-strip or32-elf-gcc or32-elf-objcopy I am nearly sure that the linux tools had been not build but what did I miss to build it I run the following command from the last version of toolchain: ./bld-all.sh --force --prefix /local/home/opencores --or1ksim-dir /local/home/or1ksim --uclibc-dir uClibc --linux-dir linux Any Suggestion? I build it using bld-all.sh as mentioned above. By hitting which or32-elf-gcc. I get the following path where the toolchain actually installed /local/home/openrisc/toolchain/bin in this directory the afromentioned tools are stored. Any suggestion how to check if the or32-linux tools are build? Hi ag09, Looks like you have found your problem. With bld.sh you gave a prefix of /opt/openrisc, so you would expect to find or32-elf-gcc in /opt/openrisc/bin. However you don't, so you are probably picking up some old installation in your path. Could you post the output of "echo $PATH" and "ls /opt/openrisc/bin". Almost certainly the cure is to use as suggested above: PATH=/opt/openrisc/bin:$PATH or setenv PATH /opt/openrisc/bin:$PATH (use the first with sh, bash or other sh derivatives, the second with csh, tcsh or other csh derivatives). Do this after running bld-all.sh, but before building BusyBox and Linux. HTH Jeremy Hi Jeremey, first thanks for your response.As I said above all paths to bin and lib are included correctly. Hitting "ls /local/home/opnecores/bin" gives me the following tools or32-elf-addr2line or32-elf-gcc-4.5.1-or32-1.0rc4 or32-elf-objdump or32-elf-ar or32-elf-gccbug or32-elf-ranlib or32-elf-as or32-elf-gcov or32-elf-readelf or32-elf-c++ or32-elf-gdb or32-elf-run or32-elf-c++filt or32-elf-gdbtui or32-elf-size or32-elf-cpp or32-elf-ld or32-elf-strings or32-elf-g++ or32-elf-nm or32-elf-strip or32-elf-gcc or32-elf-objcopy I am nearly sure that the linux tools had been not build but what did I miss to build it I run the following command from the last version of toolchain: ./bld-all.sh --force --prefix /local/home/opencores --or1ksim-dir /local/home/or1ksim --uclibc-dir uClibc --linux-dir linux Any Suggestion?

RE: runnig linux on or1ksim by jeremybennett on Sep 2, 2011			jeremybennett Posts: 815 Joined: May 29, 2008 Last seen: Jun 13, 2019
[q]<p> I am nearly sure that the linux tools had been not build but what did I miss to build it I run the following command from the last version of toolchain: </p> <ul> ./bld-all.sh --force --prefix /local/home/opencores --or1ksim-dir /local/home/or1ksim --uclibc-dir uClibc --linux-dir linux </ul> <p> Any Suggestion?</p>[/q] <p> Hi ag09 </p> <p> Hold on - this is a change from your earlier message (first one in this thread). There you said that you ran with --prefix /opt/opencores. Which one is correct? </p> <p> All I can suggest is that you build again, from the beginning, capturing all the output from bld-all.sh in a file and post it here (as an attachment). I'll then look to see what is going wrong. </p> <p> HTH, </p> <p> Jeremy </p> I am nearly sure that the linux tools had been not build but what did I miss to build it I run the following command from the last version of toolchain: ./bld-all.sh --force --prefix /local/home/opencores --or1ksim-dir /local/home/or1ksim --uclibc-dir uClibc --linux-dir linux Any Suggestion? Hi ag09 Hold on - this is a change from your earlier message (first one in this thread). There you said that you ran with --prefix /opt/opencores. Which one is correct? All I can suggest is that you build again, from the beginning, capturing all the output from bld-all.sh in a file and post it here (as an attachment). I'll then look to see what is going wrong. HTH, Jeremy

RE: runnig linux on or1ksim by ag09 on Sep 5, 2011			ag09 Posts: 38 Joined: Aug 22, 2010 Last seen: Jan 13, 2012
[q][q]<p> I am nearly sure that the linux tools had been not build but what did I miss to build it I run the following command from the last version of toolchain: </p> <ul> ./bld-all.sh --force --prefix /local/home/opencores --or1ksim-dir /local/home/or1ksim --uclibc-dir uClibc --linux-dir linux </ul> <p> Any Suggestion?</p>[/q] <p> Hi ag09 </p> <p> Hold on - this is a change from your earlier message (first one in this thread). There you said that you ran with --prefix /opt/opencores. Which one is correct? </p> <p> All I can suggest is that you build again, from the beginning, capturing all the output from bld-all.sh in a file and post it here (as an attachment). I'll then look to see what is going wrong. </p> [/q] Hi Jeremy, I tried again to build the toolchain by running this command: ../gnu-src/bld-all.sh --force --prefix /local/home/openrisc/toolchain --or1ksim-dir /local/home/openrisc/or1ksim --uclibc-dir uClibc --linux-dir linux Both linux and uclibc are downloaded as described in the toolchain site of openrisc. It seems that an error accrues while installing the linux toolchain. I got the following output: ====================== bld-all.sh: Configuring Linux headers * Default configuration is based on 'or1ksim_defconfig' # # configuration written to .config # bld-all.sh: Installing Linux headers CHK include/linux/version.h INSTALL include/asm-generic (34 files) INSTALL include/drm (13 files) INSTALL include/linux/byteorder (2 files) INSTALL include/linux/caif (2 files) INSTALL include/linux/can (4 files) INSTALL include/linux/dvb (8 files) INSTALL include/linux/hdlc (1 file) INSTALL include/linux/isdn (1 file) INSTALL include/linux/mmc (1 file) INSTALL include/linux/netfilter/ipset (4 files) INSTALL include/linux/netfilter (69 files) INSTALL include/linux/netfilter_arp (2 files) INSTALL include/linux/netfilter_bridge (18 files) INSTALL include/linux/netfilter_ipv4 (14 files) INSTALL include/linux/netfilter_ipv6 (11 files) INSTALL include/linux/nfsd (6 files) INSTALL include/linux/raid (2 files) INSTALL include/linux/spi (1 file) INSTALL include/linux/sunrpc (1 file) INSTALL include/linux/tc_act (7 files) INSTALL include/linux/tc_ematch (4 files) INSTALL include/linux/usb (9 files) INSTALL include/linux/wimax (1 file) INSTALL include/linux (363 files) INSTALL include/mtd (5 files) INSTALL include/rdma (6 files) INSTALL include/scsi/fc (4 files) INSTALL include/scsi (3 files) INSTALL include/sound (8 files) INSTALL include/video (3 files) INSTALL include/xen (2 files) INSTALL include (0 file) INSTALL include/asm (31 files) /local/home/toolchain/build-openrisc bld-all.sh: Configuring uClibc CLEAN ldso/ldso CLEAN ldso/libdl CLEAN libcrypt CLEAN libintl CLEAN libm CLEAN libnsl CLEAN libresolv CLEAN libutil CLEAN librt CLEAN extra/locale CLEAN libc/sysdeps/linux/ CLEAN libc/sysdeps/linux/common CLEAN libc/misc/assert CLEAN libc/misc/ctype CLEAN libc/misc/dirent CLEAN libc/misc/error CLEAN libc/misc/elf CLEAN libc/misc/file CLEAN libc/misc/fnmatch CLEAN libc/misc/ftw CLEAN libc/misc/glob CLEAN libc/misc/gnu CLEAN libc/misc/internals CLEAN libc/misc/locale CLEAN libc/misc/mntent CLEAN libc/misc/regex CLEAN libc/misc/search CLEAN libc/misc/statfs CLEAN libc/misc/syslog CLEAN libc/misc/sysvipc CLEAN libc/misc/time CLEAN libc/misc/ttyent CLEAN libc/misc/utmp CLEAN libc/misc/wchar CLEAN libc/misc/wctype CLEAN libc/misc/wordexp CLEAN libc/pwd_grp CLEAN libc/stdio CLEAN libc/string CLEAN libc/termios CLEAN libc/inet/rpc CLEAN libc/inet CLEAN libc/signal CLEAN libc/stdlib/malloc CLEAN libc/stdlib/malloc-simple CLEAN libc/stdlib/malloc-standard CLEAN libc/stdlib CLEAN libc/unistd CLEAN libc CLEAN utils make -s -C test clean make[2]: * ../../.config: Is a directory. Stop. make[1]: * [_dirclean_termios] Error 2 make: * [clean] Error 2 uClibc clean failed =========== You asked me in previous thread to run "make ARCH=or32 clean " in the uClibc directory, but I got even the same error. May you know what is going wrong? I am nearly sure that the linux tools had been not build but what did I miss to build it I run the following command from the last version of toolchain: ./bld-all.sh --force --prefix /local/home/opencores --or1ksim-dir /local/home/or1ksim --uclibc-dir uClibc --linux-dir linux Any Suggestion? Hi ag09 Hold on - this is a change from your earlier message (first one in this thread). There you said that you ran with --prefix /opt/opencores. Which one is correct? All I can suggest is that you build again, from the beginning, capturing all the output from bld-all.sh in a file and post it here (as an attachment). I'll then look to see what is going wrong. Hi Jeremy, I tried again to build the toolchain by running this command: ../gnu-src/bld-all.sh --force --prefix /local/home/openrisc/toolchain --or1ksim-dir /local/home/openrisc/or1ksim --uclibc-dir uClibc --linux-dir linux Both linux and uclibc are downloaded as described in the toolchain site of openrisc. It seems that an error accrues while installing the linux toolchain. I got the following output: ====================== bld-all.sh: Configuring Linux headers * Default configuration is based on 'or1ksim_defconfig' # # configuration written to .config # bld-all.sh: Installing Linux headers CHK include/linux/version.h INSTALL include/asm-generic (34 files) INSTALL include/drm (13 files) INSTALL include/linux/byteorder (2 files) INSTALL include/linux/caif (2 files) INSTALL include/linux/can (4 files) INSTALL include/linux/dvb (8 files) INSTALL include/linux/hdlc (1 file) INSTALL include/linux/isdn (1 file) INSTALL include/linux/mmc (1 file) INSTALL include/linux/netfilter/ipset (4 files) INSTALL include/linux/netfilter (69 files) INSTALL include/linux/netfilter_arp (2 files) INSTALL include/linux/netfilter_bridge (18 files) INSTALL include/linux/netfilter_ipv4 (14 files) INSTALL include/linux/netfilter_ipv6 (11 files) INSTALL include/linux/nfsd (6 files) INSTALL include/linux/raid (2 files) INSTALL include/linux/spi (1 file) INSTALL include/linux/sunrpc (1 file) INSTALL include/linux/tc_act (7 files) INSTALL include/linux/tc_ematch (4 files) INSTALL include/linux/usb (9 files) INSTALL include/linux/wimax (1 file) INSTALL include/linux (363 files) INSTALL include/mtd (5 files) INSTALL include/rdma (6 files) INSTALL include/scsi/fc (4 files) INSTALL include/scsi (3 files) INSTALL include/sound (8 files) INSTALL include/video (3 files) INSTALL include/xen (2 files) INSTALL include (0 file) INSTALL include/asm (31 files) /local/home/toolchain/build-openrisc bld-all.sh: Configuring uClibc CLEAN ldso/ldso CLEAN ldso/libdl CLEAN libcrypt CLEAN libintl CLEAN libm CLEAN libnsl CLEAN libresolv CLEAN libutil CLEAN librt CLEAN extra/locale CLEAN libc/sysdeps/linux/ CLEAN libc/sysdeps/linux/common CLEAN libc/misc/assert CLEAN libc/misc/ctype CLEAN libc/misc/dirent CLEAN libc/misc/error CLEAN libc/misc/elf CLEAN libc/misc/file CLEAN libc/misc/fnmatch CLEAN libc/misc/ftw CLEAN libc/misc/glob CLEAN libc/misc/gnu CLEAN libc/misc/internals CLEAN libc/misc/locale CLEAN libc/misc/mntent CLEAN libc/misc/regex CLEAN libc/misc/search CLEAN libc/misc/statfs CLEAN libc/misc/syslog CLEAN libc/misc/sysvipc CLEAN libc/misc/time CLEAN libc/misc/ttyent CLEAN libc/misc/utmp CLEAN libc/misc/wchar CLEAN libc/misc/wctype CLEAN libc/misc/wordexp CLEAN libc/pwd_grp CLEAN libc/stdio CLEAN libc/string CLEAN libc/termios CLEAN libc/inet/rpc CLEAN libc/inet CLEAN libc/signal CLEAN libc/stdlib/malloc CLEAN libc/stdlib/malloc-simple CLEAN libc/stdlib/malloc-standard CLEAN libc/stdlib CLEAN libc/unistd CLEAN libc CLEAN utils make -s -C test clean make[2]: * ../../.config: Is a directory. Stop. make[1]: * [_dirclean_termios] Error 2 make: * [clean] Error 2 uClibc clean failed =========== You asked me in previous thread to run "make ARCH=or32 clean " in the uClibc directory, but I got even the same error. May you know what is going wrong?

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