Question about making ramdisk for ppc
Hi developers!!
Now, I'm trying to make a ramdisk image for ppc on intel platform. also, I read "The Linux Bootdisk Howto" and I knew the procedure of making ramdisk.
But I have one question about that!!
Our linux host system's CPU is Intel and I'd like to make a ramdisk for ppc
of course, I think the directories of linux host system are not suitable for ppc ramdisk.. Could you please exaplain or describe How to make ramdisk for ppc on Intel Platform...
Thank you....
kingseft
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Hi developers!!
Now, I'm trying to make a ramdisk image for ppc on intel platform. also, I read "The Linux Bootdisk Howto" and I knew the procedure
of making ramdisk.
Quoted 8 lines
But I have one question about that!!
Our linux host system's CPU is Intel and I'd like to make a
ramdisk for ppcof course, I think the directories of linux host system are not
suitable for ppc ramdisk..
Could you please exaplain or describe How to make ramdisk for
ppc on Intel Platform...
The tree is the same; of course the executables must be for the ppc CPU so you can obtain the binary from some ppc distribution or recompile the source with your cross-compiler.
Bye.
Stefano.
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Quoted 3 lines · On Mon, Mar 05, 2001 at 07:20:47PM +0900, [email protected] wrote:
Our linux host system's CPU is Intel and I'd like to make a ramdisk for ppc of course, I think the directories of linux host system are not suitable
for ppc ramdisk..
There are numerous options here. Of course you need to cross-compile all the libraries and binaries, and you need to pick a filesystem that is endian independent, (like ext2, unlike minix for example). For more info on actually building the ramdisk image, see the section in the HOWTO at:
http://penguinppc.org/usr/embedded/howto/PowerPC-Embedded-HOWTO-13.html#ss13.2
Regards,
Graham
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