after cross compile

zlatan14
1. Which is true if i just cross compile on PC or MINI2440?

2.I need to send data on serial port so  what should i do after cross
compile?

3.If i need to use MINI2440 to be server what 's command that i must use? 


Thank You.

Anna R. (Russia)
1. Which is true if i just cross compile on PC or MINI2440?

You can cross-compile software on your PC for using on MINI2440.
Or you can cross-compile gcc and compile software on mini2440 )) But this
is madness)

2.I need to send data on serial port so  what should i do after cross
compile?

'data' > /dev/ttySAC[port_num]

3.If i need to use MINI2440 to be server what 's command that i must use? 

What server do you mean? Anyway you should cross-compile server-software
first

zlatan14
1. Which is true if i just cross compile on PC or MINI2440?

You can cross-compile software on your PC for using on MINI2440.
Or you can cross-compile gcc and compile software on mini2440 )) But this
is madness)



3.If i need to use MINI2440 to be server what 's command that i must use? 

What server do you mean? Anyway you should cross-compile server-software
first
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on The questions 1 and 3 
PC >>>RJ45>>ROUTER>>>MINI2440>>>serial port
MINI2440 must be server and then if i typing on web browser on PC so
MINI2440 must send data from serial port.
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1.After cross compile on PC,I have linux-examples-led-code so if i want to
start using this code and run on MINI2440 what sould i do? 
2.There's makefile code should i using it?

TungPham
zlatan14 ,

You can use BOA webserver included in linux image, write one CGI
application, read input from browser and write it to serial.

CGI application is quite simple: 
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/forms/cgic.html

If you dont like Boa server, you can use thttpd.(you need to cross compile
it) http://acme.com/software/thttpd/

Regards,

deltaT
zlatan14:
I strongly recommend you take a look at pengutronix / Juergen Beisert's BSP
(http://pengutronix.de/oselas/bsp/pengutronix/index_de.html), which
includes almost everything you need to get your development started and the
documentation is also done very well.
If you need to extend it, or something is missing, you can just write
another Makefile for ptxdist and provide it to the community.

If it's for your own projects, I assume they will be welcomed in the
ptxdist-community as well.

zlatan14
Thank you.
Now I have problem after I create hello.c so I compile hello.c by this
function $gcc hello.c -o hellox86. So now I must get hellox86 and then I
just set mini2440 be 192.168.1.230 and I FTP to mini2440.So I use browser
to mini2440 as 192.168.1.230/hello.c.
1. How could I compile hello.c to hello.cgi?
2. Where should I start for this?