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Dec 27 05:29:46 <recurrence> Hi all, I have X86 Ubuntu and want to build a simple ARM Hello World in C.  Is there a tutorial for what I need to do that?  I did some searching on the web but I've been getting back 4 year old posts about building whole cross-compiling toolchains.
Dec 27 05:33:28 <lilstevie> install the arm cross compiler recurrence
Dec 27 05:34:17 <recurrence> Is there a pre-built one?  When I searched for that I got links like http://www.ailis.de/~k/archives/19-ARM-cross-compiling-howto.html
Dec 27 05:46:07 <recurrence> ahh cool.  There's a cross-compilation environment called scratchbox with some interesting functionality.  I'm going to check that out, thx!
Dec 27 05:49:58 <lilstevie> recurrence: arm-linx-gcc or something like that on the repo
Dec 27 05:57:22 <twb> lilstevie: in your .36 kernel, it looks like IPv6 is enabled but IPv6 firewall isn't -- suggest enable both or neither.  (Investiation: http://paste.debian.net/150262/)
Dec 27 05:59:57 <lilstevie> twb: tell that to asus then :)
Dec 27 06:00:08 <lilstevie> twb: that is how it is enabled in the default config
Dec 27 06:00:11 <twb> Oh I thought you had made some changes to the .config
Dec 27 06:00:23 <lilstevie> yes, I have made some changes to the config
Dec 27 06:00:38 <lilstevie> those needed to get GNU/linux to boot
Dec 27 06:01:12 <twb> OK, if your goal is minimal changes, then nm
Dec 27 06:01:38 <twb> I'm just grumpy because stuff like ssh binds on ipv6 by default and I can't lock it down
Dec 27 06:04:24 <twb> Not grumpy enough to try uboot tho ;-)
Dec 27 06:05:04 <lilstevie> heh, my goal isn't minimal changes, it is just this is not even alpha quality, it is bare minimum to get shit working
Dec 27 06:05:09 <lilstevie> then slowly work it up
Dec 27 06:05:24 <twb> Okey dookey
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