Hi, Mr. Sloan (Chip Overclock). I think you have ...

2009-10-09T06:23:56.127-06:00

Hi, Mr. Sloan (Chip Overclock).

I think you have made a good work! Very, very interesting for me.

I'm a Brazilian Electronic Engineer and I'm also developing using Embedded Linux (in fact, I have used the same platform than you, the AT91RM9200-EK). Your articles have helped me a lot of times!

Today, I have installed your Arroyo on the FLASH of my AT91RM9200-EK in the Address 0x10030000, in the end of U-Boot. My U-Boot is still the version 1.1.1. The root file system is installed on the SD Card.

Unfortunately, I had some problems when I tried to compile Arroyo again (encouraged by you). I have had a lot of error messages about directories don't found and other things.

So, I have some questions:

1. Using Sorcery G++ Lite, which "linker script" can I specify in the line command to create applications for the Arroyo? For example: "$ arm-none-eabi-gcc -o hello hello.c -T script", where script is the "linker script" specified into the getting-started documentation of the Sorcery G++ Lite.

2. Do you will write some article about make applications (executables) and "device drives" for your Arroyo? It'll be very interesting and useful!

Sorry about my terrible English! :-)

I hope you can help me.

Thanks and best regards,

Cleber Vinícius R. Almeida

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