[Scratchbox-users] QEMU Option Not Available?

[Jussi Hakala]

The cputransp devkit contains all the transparency methods.

Install the devkit and make sure you have selected the devkit for your
target. You should have various transparency methods available then.

# sb-conf st foo -c mycompiler -d cputransp:mydevkit -t mytransp
# sb-conf in foo -c -d -e -F -G -S
# sb-conf se foo

Regards,

  Jussi

Barry Bennett wrote:
> Can you be more specific about which development kit I need to install? 
> As indicated in my original post, I installed the contents of the
> scratchbox-devkit-cputransp-1.0.1-i386.tar.gz file which seemed to make
> no difference.
> 
> If it is true that the CPU transparency needs to be installed as a
> development kit then it would be nice if the online documentation were
> updated to describe this.
> 
> At 06:05 PM 12/19/2006, you wrote:
>> They broke the cpu transparency out into its own devkit, so you need
>> that as well.
>>
>> Diane
>>
>> On 12/19/06, *Barry Bennett* < bbennett at filss.com
>> <mailto:bbennett at filss.com>> wrote:
>>
>>     I am new to the scratchbox environment which was suggested to me as a
>>     way be able to cross compiling the Mono project for my target CPU.  I
>>     have read the documentation for installing and using scratchbox, but
>>     I am confused about the selection of a CPU-transparency
>>     method.  Maybe a more seasoned scratchbox user could help me out.
>>
>>     I followed the "Installing Scratchbox" document found on the
>>     scratchbox web site.  This document is slightly dated, but I could
>>     find nothing newer.  I followed the section 2.2.2 instructions for
>>     "Installing Scratchbox On Other Linux Distributions" and installed
>>     the following tar balls:
>>     scratchbox-core-1.0.7-i386.tar.gz
>>     scratchbox-libs-1.0.7-i386.tar.gz
>>     scratchbox-toolchain-arm-gcc3.3-glibc2.3-1.0.1-i386.tar.gz
>>
>>     I was not entirely sure which tar files to use, but the document
>>     entitled "Cross-Compiling Tutorial With Scratchbox" found on the web
>>     site suggests these would be a good choice.  Once installed I
>>     followed the steps to create the sbox group and created a user for
>>     scratchbox.  I then started up scratchbox and attemptted to setup a
>>     target using the sb-menu.  When I get to the "Select CPU-transparency
>>     method" dialog the only option shown is "none."
>>
>>     The documents suggest that I do not need to do anything else but
>>     clearly something is missing.  I tried downloading and installing the
>>     scratchbox-devkit-cputransp-1.0.1-i386.tar.gz file, but this made no
>>     difference.
>>
>>     Can someone please point me to what I am doing wrong or what document
>>     describes this installation method better so that I can get it to
>>     work?  The documents make it seem very easy, but clearly there is
>>     something not described or some pre-condition not being met that I do
>>     not understand.
>>
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