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further developments
Adam - I got to the point wehre I have the following accomplished:
--Ubuntu Hardy Heron is the distro I'm using for this
--/usr/local/poky has the SDK toolchain from iRex
--decompressed the rootfs and kernel files and threw them into /usr/local
--installed all dependencies for poky per documentation
--installed qemu
--tried to install poky-scripts, but found out that the intel developer has not yet adjusted the scripts for the "hardy" version yet. He said it'd be done today. Which distro are you using?
--installed Anjuta and Anjuta-plugin-sdk
--added poky plug-in to anjuta and configured the locations to point to the files supplied by iRex (kernel, rootfs...) I also pointed the SDK root to "usr/local/poky/eabi-glibc/arm" and set the "Toolchain triplet" to "arm-poky-linux-gnueabi"....is this correct?
None of these steps implies that you need to download pinky which is the latest poky version. How come? Don't you need this at some point? Or do we not need it since we have the toolchain from iRex?
But now what? I tried making a new project and that worked fine so I'm ready to DO something, I just need to get a little direction at this point. Is there a project available to look at for the DR1000? Is there some sample code? Documentation? Can you tell me how to proceed from here?
-Vincent
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