Hi all,
we need help to compile and install Bluez on the Axis Devboard 82 with a
cross-compiler.
The DevBoard-Software is running on our computer and we flashed the new
kernel on the DevBoard successful.
We solved the kernel part of bluez as well, but we don't know, how to
configure and install the other parts.
We need the packages bluez-libs, -utils, -sdp and -pan on the DevBoard.
Can somebody give as an example for how to compile such a package with
cris-gcc?
Regards
Tobias Sprafke
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FYI:
We currenty use:
Axis Devboard 82 (Linux Kernel 2.4.22)
CSR Casira Bluetooth Devboard
(Connected via USB)
We have installed on our computer:
Redhat 9 (with BlueZ)
Cris 1.54
Devboead_82 R1_91
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Hi Tobias,
> we need help to compile and install Bluez on the Axis Devboard 82 with a
> cross-compiler.
>
> The DevBoard-Software is running on our computer and we flashed the new
> kernel on the DevBoard successful.
>
> We solved the kernel part of bluez as well, but we don't know, how to
> configure and install the other parts.
what are you talking about? What do you have solved?
> We need the packages bluez-libs, -utils, -sdp and -pan on the DevBoard.
>
> Can somebody give as an example for how to compile such a package with
> cris-gcc?
In general it should be enough to set some environment variables like CC
and LD and then call configure with it.
env CC="cris-gcc" LD="cris-ld" ./configure
Regards
Marcel
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Hi Till,
> > please send me a patch (diff -u) and adjust a little bit your coding
> > style to match the other sources of hcidump.
> Sorry ... of course .. here you go
with a deeper indentation this output will cross the 78 chars width
marker and so I included it as another dump option. You must use -X to
activate this ext_dump() feature.
Regards
Marcel
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On Thursday 26 August 2004 19:03, Marcel Holtmann wrote:
> please send me a patch (diff -u) and adjust a little bit your coding
> style to match the other sources of hcidump.
Sorry ... of course .. here you go
Ciao,
Till
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Hi Till,
> in every new release of hcidump i have been replacing the built-in
> hexdump routine with my own one (giving the address and ascii as well).
>
> Perhaps you want to use this replacement in hcidump/parser/parser.c
>
> The hex output is very useful for me and e.g. just being able to see ascii
> strings inside rfcomm payload is something i really often need.
>
> Feel free to include it into the public version if you like to ...
please send me a patch (diff -u) and adjust a little bit your coding
style to match the other sources of hcidump.
Regards
Marcel
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Hi all,
in every new release of hcidump i have been replacing the built-in
hexdump routine with my own one (giving the address and ascii as well).
Perhaps you want to use this replacement in hcidump/parser/parser.c
The hex output is very useful for me and e.g. just being able to see ascii
strings inside rfcomm payload is something i really often need.
Feel free to include it into the public version if you like to ...
Regards,
Till
void hex_dump(int level, struct frame *frm, int num)
{
unsigned char *buf = frm->ptr;
register int i,n,b2c;
if ((num < 0) || (num > frm->len))
num = frm->len;
n = 0;
while(num>0) {
p_indent(level, frm);
printf("%04x: ", n);
b2c = (num>16)?16:num;
for(i=0;i<b2c;i++) printf("%02x ", buf[i]);
for(i=0;i<(16-b2c);i++) printf(" ");
printf(" ");
for(i=0;i<b2c;i++) printf("%c", isprint(buf[i])?buf[i]:'.');
printf("\n");
buf += b2c;
num -= b2c;
n += b2c;
}
}
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The errors below do not look like they have anything to do with
BlueZ, but rather with your DevBoard installation. Try asking
the question again on the correct list (i.e., [email protected])
and provide more information as to what you have changed.=20
Here are some points you can investigate yourself first though:
Make sure the libbluetooth.so library is compiled for CRIS=20
(you can check with 'readelf -h libbluetooth.so.1.0.3').
The error about ld-linux.so.2 indicates that you have built
something (probably the libbluetooth.so library) for glibc
rather than uClibc...
//Peter
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected]=20
> [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of=20
> "Daniel W=FCrfel"
> Sent: 05 August 2004 12:51
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [Bluez-devel] Bluez on Axis DevBoard 82
>=20
> Hi,
>=20
> I use the kernel 2.4.22 and bluez-utils-2.5 and=20
> bluez-libs-2.4, bacause I have a Makefile for the=20
> bluetooth-directory that should work. But I am not sure. make=20
> install works fine, but when I want to make images, I always=20
> get an error.=20
> I have searched in the archive for hints, but those I found=20
> (including a Makefile) have not solved this problem.
> Can anybody help me?
> Has anybody a better working Makefile for those versions or=20
> even for the latest versions of bluez?
> Thanks,
> Daniel W=FCrfel
>=20
> [root@localhost devboard_82]# make images
> ##### Including needed shared library files #####
> perl: warning: Setting locale failed.
> perl: warning: Please check that your locale settings:
> LANGUAGE =3D (unset),
> LC_ALL =3D "CC",
> LC_LANG =3D "CC",
> LANG =3D "CC"
> are supported and installed on your system.
> perl: warning: Falling back to the standard locale ("C").
> strip-cris: Warning: Output file cannot represent=20
> architecture UNKNOWN!
> libbluetooth.so.1 -> libbluetooth.so.1.0.3
> #### No ld-linux.so.2 in=20
> /var/test/axis/devboard_82/target/cris-axis-linux-gnu/usr/lib=20
> /var/test/axis/devboard_82/target/cris-axis-linux-gnu/lib
> make: *** [cramfs.img] Error 1
> [root@localhost devboard_82]#
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