For compiling Uboot 3.4.4 tool chain is required.
Steps to check and change tool chain correspondingly
1) At the bash prompt of your Linux PC, execute the following command.
$ tar -zxvf arm-tools.tar.gz
Now you will have the "arm-tools" folder created in your current directory.
2) Copy the "arm-tools" directory to your home directory (or wherever you
prefer to)
$ cp -rf arm-tools ~/
3) Modify the .bash_profile file in the home directory, by using the following
steps. (Add the following lines in .bash_profile)
$ vi ~/.bash_profile
This will open the file for editing. Make the following changes in the file
export HOME=$HOME/arm-tools
PATH=$PATH:$HOME/bin:$HOME/arm-tools/arm-linux/bin:$HOME/arm- tools/image_tools/:$HOME/arm-tools/image_tools/bin
export PATH
Close the ".bash_profile" file.
4) Then execute the command
$ source .bash_profile
5) To check whether arm-tools environment has been properly set or not type the
following at the prompt
$ which arm-linux-gcc
The expected output is as follows:
~/arm-tools/arm-linux/bin/arm-linux-gcc
If the tool chain doesn't get set with by doing above step 5 logout and login
again to the system and repeat the step 5.
Related
check out what is bootloader in embedded system.
Internal bootloader.
Steps to check and change tool chain correspondingly
1) At the bash prompt of your Linux PC, execute the following command.
$ tar -zxvf arm-tools.tar.gz
Now you will have the "arm-tools" folder created in your current directory.
2) Copy the "arm-tools" directory to your home directory (or wherever you
prefer to)
$ cp -rf arm-tools ~/
3) Modify the .bash_profile file in the home directory, by using the following
steps. (Add the following lines in .bash_profile)
$ vi ~/.bash_profile
This will open the file for editing. Make the following changes in the file
export HOME=$HOME/arm-tools
PATH=$PATH:$HOME/bin:$HOME/arm-tools/arm-linux/bin:$HOME/arm- tools/image_tools/:$HOME/arm-tools/image_tools/bin
export PATH
Close the ".bash_profile" file.
4) Then execute the command
$ source .bash_profile
5) To check whether arm-tools environment has been properly set or not type the
following at the prompt
$ which arm-linux-gcc
The expected output is as follows:
~/arm-tools/arm-linux/bin/arm-linux-gcc
If the tool chain doesn't get set with by doing above step 5 logout and login
again to the system and repeat the step 5.
Related
check out what is bootloader in embedded system.
Internal bootloader.
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