Open Source Appliance Development Kit http://openadk.org

Waldemar Brodkorb 149c07950c variable is not used, remove it 7 years ago
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mk 149c07950c variable is not used, remove it 7 years ago
package 31a16a1bfb ruby: update to 2.3.3 7 years ago
scripts 149c07950c variable is not used, remove it 7 years ago
target f175d45b4c always use ccache from OpenADK, problem reported by Diez 7 years ago
tasks e899e09565 fix microblaze development task 7 years ago
toolchain 66c6e9fc59 gcc: add missing m68k/coldfire patch 7 years ago
.gitignore c384dc577b rework menu based config system 8 years ago
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README f0fc482850 add new PKG_GIT variable 8 years ago
THANKS f5926ea4d5 got a new development board :) 7 years ago
rules.mk a052c31600 git kernel handling 7 years ago

README

OpenADK - An embedded Linux construction kit
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This is a menu based buildsystem for your embedded Linux system.

Before you can start you need to install some software:
- gcc or clang
- g++ or clang++
- binutils
- make
- tar
- gzip
- perl
- curl or wget
- git
- strings
- c library headers
- ncurses library and header
- zlib library and header

There is a check for the required versions of these software in advance, though.
Most of the needed software for the build process to succeed will
be compiled before the target build starts.

Please use "make menuconfig" to choose your target architecture and
embedded system and configure like you want to.

Simply running 'make' will build the firmware for your embedded system. The
buildsystem will download all sources, build the toolchain, the kernel and all
applications.

Sunshine!
Waldemar Brodkorb