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musv
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 Posted: Thu Oct 17, 2013 11:16 am Post subject: qemu-user chroot . /bin/busybox - no such file |
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Hi there,
finally it's possible to install the distribution of choice on a Zyxel NSA325, after a problem with a nasty watchdog timer was resolved, which rebootet the NAS every 20 seconds.
Ok, I got arch without bigger problems installed (NFS, Apache, MySQL running). But I would feel better to install a Gentoo on that thing. qemu-user seems a good option for that. Had in the past tried a pure cross-compiling, which didn't really work. With other architectures and cross-compiling I don't have any experience. It's a new area to me.
Let's start with: Embedded handbook
- The binfmt stuff is configured.
- After applying this Patch qemu-user I was able to install qemu-user.
- But chroot fails:
| Code: | chroot . /bin/busybox mdev -s
chroot: failed to run command '/bin/busybox': No such file or directory |
Busybox is available in both: /bin/busybox as well as ..../Zyxel_ARM/bin/busybox.
What did I do wrong? |
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| Posted: Sun Oct 20, 2013 4:19 pm Post subject: |
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One next little step:
http://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Crossdev_qemu-static-user-chroot
| Quote: | | I tried for a couple days to get this to compile with static libs. Turns out there are come issues with glib that prevent it. However, debian provides one that'll do nicely. |
Nevertheless the write below:
| Code: | | ROOT=$PWD/ emerge -K qemu-user |
The chroot-lines are the same. Are those guys really using their own handbook? |
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