Rebuild kernel - Revision history

Support at 18:51, 16 March 2016

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	tar xJf linux-3.2.76-1-at91.tar.xz		tar xJf linux-3.2.76-1-at91.tar.xz
-	~~./build-3.2~~	+	make kernel

	To use the default board config, don't make any changes on menuconfig and just select exit. After a successful build the resulting kernel and modules should be in arch/arm/boot and boot/lib respectively. Once you are able to build a working kernel with the default config, then implement any config and source code changes required by your project.		To use the default board config, don't make any changes on menuconfig and just select exit. After a successful build the resulting kernel and modules should be in arch/arm/boot and boot/lib respectively. Once you are able to build a working kernel with the default config, then implement any config and source code changes required by your project.

Support at 23:30, 3 February 2016

2016-02-03T23:30:23Z

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-	To build a kernel for the Micromint Electrum you need a compatible [[~~Debian_ARM_Cross~~-compile \| ARM toolchain]]. Please remember to use the desired board config file and rebuild the kernel modules when you build a new kernel. These commands will build a kernel and its modules using the [[Electrum_Documentation#Boot_and_Operating_System_Files \| sources from the wiki]]:	+	To build a kernel for the Micromint Electrum you need a compatible [[Ubuntu_ARM_Cross-compile \| ARM toolchain]]. Please remember to use the desired board config file and rebuild the kernel modules when you build a new kernel. These commands will build a kernel and its modules using the [[Electrum_Documentation#Boot_and_Operating_System_Files \| sources from the wiki]]:

	tar xJf linux-3.2.76-1-at91.tar.xz		tar xJf linux-3.2.76-1-at91.tar.xz

Support at 23:29, 3 February 2016

2016-02-03T23:29:35Z

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	To build a kernel for the Micromint Electrum you need a compatible [[Debian_ARM_Cross-compile \| ARM toolchain]]. Please remember to use the desired board config file and rebuild the kernel modules when you build a new kernel. These commands will build a kernel and its modules using the [[Electrum_Documentation#Boot_and_Operating_System_Files \| sources from the wiki]]:		To build a kernel for the Micromint Electrum you need a compatible [[Debian_ARM_Cross-compile \| ARM toolchain]]. Please remember to use the desired board config file and rebuild the kernel modules when you build a new kernel. These commands will build a kernel and its modules using the [[Electrum_Documentation#Boot_and_Operating_System_Files \| sources from the wiki]]:

-	tar ~~xfj~~ linux-2.~~6.33.20~~-1-at91.tar.~~bz2~~	+	tar xJf linux-3.2.76-1-at91.tar.xz
-		+	./build-3.2
-	~~cd linux-2~~.~~6.33.20~~-~~1-at91~~	+
-	~~export ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux-gnueabi-~~	+
-	~~make mrproper~~	+
-	~~cp arch/arm/configs/electrum100_defconfig~~ .~~config~~	+
-	~~make oldconfig menuconfig~~	+
-	~~make uImage modules modules_install INSTALL_MOD_PATH=`pwd`/boot~~	+

	To use the default board config, don't make any changes on menuconfig and just select exit. After a successful build the resulting kernel and modules should be in arch/arm/boot and boot/lib respectively. Once you are able to build a working kernel with the default config, then implement any config and source code changes required by your project.		To use the default board config, don't make any changes on menuconfig and just select exit. After a successful build the resulting kernel and modules should be in arch/arm/boot and boot/lib respectively. Once you are able to build a working kernel with the default config, then implement any config and source code changes required by your project.

Support at 15:13, 8 July 2015

2015-07-08T15:13:42Z

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-	To build a kernel for the Micromint Electrum you need a compatible [[Debian_ARM_Cross-compile \| ARM toolchain]]. Please remember to use the desired board config file and rebuild the kernel modules when you build a new kernel. These commands will build a kernel and its modules using the [[Electrum_Documentation#Boot_and_Operating_System_Files \| ~~source archive]]~~ from the wiki:	+	To build a kernel for the Micromint Electrum you need a compatible [[Debian_ARM_Cross-compile \| ARM toolchain]]. Please remember to use the desired board config file and rebuild the kernel modules when you build a new kernel. These commands will build a kernel and its modules using the [[Electrum_Documentation#Boot_and_Operating_System_Files \| sources from the wiki]]:

	tar xfj linux-2.6.33.20-1-at91.tar.bz2		tar xfj linux-2.6.33.20-1-at91.tar.bz2

Support at 15:12, 8 July 2015

2015-07-08T15:12:31Z

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-	To build a kernel for the Micromint Electrum you need ~~to have~~ a ~~working~~ [[Debian_ARM_Cross-compile \| ARM toolchain]]. ~~Remember~~ to use the board config file and rebuild the kernel modules when you build a new kernel. These commands will build a kernel and its modules using the [[Electrum_Documentation#Boot_and_Operating_System_Files \| source archive]] from the wiki:	+	To build a kernel for the Micromint Electrum you need a compatible [[Debian_ARM_Cross-compile \| ARM toolchain]]. Please remember to use the desired board config file and rebuild the kernel modules when you build a new kernel. These commands will build a kernel and its modules using the [[Electrum_Documentation#Boot_and_Operating_System_Files \| source archive]] from the wiki:

	tar xfj linux-2.6.33.20-1-at91.tar.bz2		tar xfj linux-2.6.33.20-1-at91.tar.bz2
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	make uImage modules modules_install INSTALL_MOD_PATH=`pwd`/boot		make uImage modules modules_install INSTALL_MOD_PATH=`pwd`/boot

-	To use the default config don't make any changes on menuconfig and just select exit. After a successful build the resulting kernel and modules should be in arch/arm/boot and boot/lib respectively. Once you are able to build a working kernel with the default config, then implement any config and source code changes required by your project.	+	To use the default board config, don't make any changes on menuconfig and just select exit. After a successful build the resulting kernel and modules should be in arch/arm/boot and boot/lib respectively. Once you are able to build a working kernel with the default config, then implement any config and source code changes required by your project.

Support at 15:10, 8 July 2015

2015-07-08T15:10:22Z

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-	~~1. Add the native compiler, make and ncurses library if they are not already in your development system.~~	+	To build a kernel for the Micromint Electrum you need to have a working [[Debian_ARM_Cross-compile \| ARM toolchain]]. Remember to use the board config file and rebuild the kernel modules when you build a new kernel. These commands will build a kernel and its modules using the [[Electrum_Documentation#Boot_and_Operating_System_Files \| source archive]] from the wiki:
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-	~~apt-get install gcc g++ make libncurses5-dev~~	+
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-	To build a kernel for the Micromint Electrum you ~~should~~ use the board config file ~~on the build. It is good practice to~~ rebuild the kernel modules when you build a new kernel. These commands will build a kernel and its modules using the source archive from the wiki:	+

	tar xfj linux-2.6.33.20-1-at91.tar.bz2		tar xfj linux-2.6.33.20-1-at91.tar.bz2

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1. Add the native compiler, make and ncurses library if they are not already in your development system.

apt-get install gcc g++ make libncurses5-dev

To build a kernel for the Micromint Electrum you should use the board config file on the build. It is good practice to rebuild the kernel modules when you build a new kernel. These commands will build a kernel and its modules using the source archive from the wiki:

tar xfj linux-2.6.33.20-1-at91.tar.bz2

cd linux-2.6.33.20-1-at91
export ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux-gnueabi-
make mrproper
cp arch/arm/configs/electrum100_defconfig .config
make oldconfig menuconfig
make uImage modules modules_install INSTALL_MOD_PATH=`pwd`/boot

To use the default config don't make any changes on menuconfig and just select exit. After a successful build the resulting kernel and modules should be in arch/arm/boot and boot/lib respectively. Once you are able to build a working kernel with the default config, then implement any config and source code changes required by your project.