RE: [Ltib] How to run an application on Embedded Linux

[Zahidul Haque]

HI Casper,

Maybe the usb driver is not enabled in yours kernel configuration, so for you 
USB is not getting detected.
If you are using NFS then you can mount your pre-built application and run on 
the target board. Alternatively you can use serial downloader ( zmodem or 
xmodem ) or tftp to download the application from host to target.

Regards,
Zahid

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From: address@hidden address@hidden On Behalf Of casper iway address@hidden
Sent: Wednesday, July 21, 2010 3:31 PM
To: address@hidden
Subject: [Ltib] How to run an application on Embedded Linux

Hello,

     I'm new to embedded linux and i have just built my first kernel and 
filesystem for my LPC3141 board after weeks of trying different things. I could 
already see the "address@hidden /]#", i'm using Tera Term software to display 
this.. I basically know some linux bash commands like 'ls','mkdir', etc... but 
only the basic ones.. My question is that how can i run an application of my 
development board now that i have linux on it?? I have no idea what to do next 
could someone please provide me the right way after having a linux kernel on 
the devlopment board???

I have a pre-built applications for my board, like blinking leds and maze on 
the lcd, but i don't know how to run these applications now that i have linux.. 
I could not even detect my USB stick now that i am in 'bash' prompt, before in 
the u-boot prompt i could access the usb stick using the command 'usb start', 
but i know this is not applicable when you are in the 'bash' prompt..

Hope someone could help me out these problems.. Thanks...

Casper

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