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Re: built solaris->vxworks cross compiler
- To: egcs <egcs dot egcs at cygnus dot com>
- Subject: Re: built solaris->vxworks cross compiler
- From: Nyny <Nyny dot sxthree at penfeld dot tls dot mms dot fr>
- Date: Mon, 24 Aug 1998 09:23:12 +0200
- References: <199808220037.RAA21623@kankakee.wrs.com>
Mike Stump wrote:
> I can help you get it setup and configured. Once you have it working,
> `it should just always work'. First, you will want a power controller
> for your board (trust me), and a way to turn it on and off from the
> unix command line. After that, you will want the serial line
> connected to somthing connected to the sun, terminal server, or serial
> line, whatever. Beyond that, you will want an ethernet (but it is not
> required) between the sun and the target board.
I think I've got everything you're talking about.
I can connect to the target using a serial line, though I generally use
windsh.
What do you mean by "power controller" ? I can reboot the target from the
command line quite easily but why should I need to turn its power ON/OFF
?
I think rebooting should be enough to clear everything.
I've heard a lot about problems with dejagnu versions while reading this
list. The only version I can get on my favourite mirrors is 1.3 from fev
1996.
Where can I get the current working version ?
Nyny