[NAND ROM] - Rom Dev only

[MassStash]

Originally Posted by odz

You need a arm-eabi cross compiler installed

try
devkitPro - Browse /devkitARM at SourceForge.net

Make sure you include it in your Environment.

jigga, nah. i needed this:

$TOOLCHAIN_PATH-as tinboot/tinboot2.S -o tinboot.o --defsym $1=1 --defsym MTYPE=2292 --defsym hw3d=1
$TOOLCHAIN_PATH-objcopy tinboot.o -O binary tinbootxip
mv tinbootxip xip/$1

[ndno]

Originally Posted by MassStash

anyone help with this trying to compile with latest tinboot commit?

makexip.sh: 24: arm-eabi-as: not found
makexip.sh: 25: arm-eabi-objcopy: not found

Looks like your cross-compiler is not set up or the location of it is not in your $PATH.

Edit: never mind, you figured it out... sorry, I'm just an interested lookie loo. I'll stay out of this thread as ACL stated. LOL at the 2nd post... classic!

[[ACL]]

First round of PMs went out. For those of you who have a GSM rhod and have some kernel experience, then help fix that portion as none of us have gsm rhods.

[midnight88]

I'm midnight on neopeek forum and helicopter88 on xda(the chef of Huawei port)
I'm interested in nand,but i have a diam100
A question,is better to use Ubuntu or Fedora for kernel/tinboot compiling?

[Lmiller1708]

Originally Posted by midnight88

I'm midnight on neopeek forum and helicopter88 on xda(the chef of Huawei port)
I'm interested in nand,but i have a diam100
A question,is better to use Ubuntu or Fedora for kernel/tinboot compiling?

We currently use Ubuntu. But this is only for the TP2...

[midnight88]

Originally Posted by Lmiller1708

We currently use Ubuntu. But this is only for the TP2...

I know is TP2 only,but maybe it can be ported,and I'll have to install ubuntu...

[Lmiller1708]

Originally Posted by midnight88

I know is TP2 only,but maybe it can be ported,and I'll have to install ubuntu...

Ok! That's what I was hoping you were going to say.

Welcome! Nate put together a really good guide HERE to get started in Ubuntu, not too sure what the differences are between the two systems but if you want to try Fedora go right ahead.

[midnight88]

OT:To me fedora seems faster,and the differences i saw are in the install of software and in gaining root/superuser access
Tomorrow(italian tomorrow)will try to compile a kernel and/or tinboot,as someone told me,the thing that needs to be fixed is mtype in tinboot.s

[Lmiller1708]

Originally Posted by midnight88

OT:To me fedora seems faster,and the differences i saw are in the install of software and in gaining root/superuser access
Tomorrow(italian tomorrow)will try to compile a kernel and/or tinboot,as someone told me,the thing that needs to be fixed is mtype in tinboot.s

The mtype is correct but the RAM_SIZE is what we can not fine.

[bheremans]

I have been following this thread some time. I downloaded / compiled all the stuff with some minor modifications for mij topa100.

I have the full nand version installed. but it hangs like previous versions on SMD OPENING like the RHOD 100 GSM models. I was wondering if RHOD100 GSM / TOPA100 would boot if these changes : linux-msm in Linux on Qualcomm's MSM - Gitorious where merged in the nand kernel.

PS : There is omething wrong with the makenbh / payload file in the bootenv in git.