Hi all,
I would like to share with you my progresses on making CRUX-ARM working on
my PI zero device.
After some positive results in cross-compiling sysvinit and merged it on
CRUX-3.5 Generic, I tried to create my own CRUX-ARM system from devtools (
https://crux-arm.nu/gitweb?p=devtools.git) as suggested me on IRC, but
unfortunately my skills on these scripts are zero: I couldn't start any of
them, and I found no tutorial to use them.
What I've found are quick guides to create your own toolchain and how to
cross-compile a single package.
Then I cross compiled and added to CLFS some of the package on crossrootfs,
copied on the PI zero together with my pre compiled kernel, and it started!
Then I continued to cross-compile and copy on sd card other packages from
crossrootfs, but unfortunately these packages are from CRUX-ARM 3.4 system,
not 3.5, so I broken all my GLIBC and I started again from zero.
Now I have a working system (with limited packages), but I'm sure it's not
the right way to do it (I had to add --host=$CTARGET to any package I
wanted to make).
What I can't cross-compile is GCC, primary for let the PI zero working by
itself
Please let me know your thoughts....
Cheers
Guido
Hi all.
Because most devices for aarch64 have limited hardware options,
added cmake, llvm, clang and rust packages.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/saux-aarch64/files/rootfs-devel/
Enjoy it
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Hi to all.
Is there anyone who runs Jetson TX2?
I want to move Crux Linux to this device and look for someone who has
no comments or comments about this task.
The first rootfs is available at
https://sourceforge.net/projects/saux-aarch64/files/.
Good luck and health
Milan
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