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The SDK comes in four flavors, one for each of the "architectures". These flavors are:
- arm-rtems-rceCA9 – rceCA9 – target specific code for RTEMS
- arm-linux-rceCA9 – rceCA9 – target specific code for ArchLinux
- i86-linux-32 – 32 – Host tools for 32-bit linux
- i86-linux-64 – 64 – Host tools for 64-bit linux
To retrieve the SDK from SLAC, execute the following command on your host:
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git clone http://www.slac.stanford.edu/projects/CTK/SDK/<architecture>.git <install_path> |
This will place the most recent tag of the SDK into <install_path>
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If you wish a different tag, you may cd to <install_path> and type "git tag" to list the tags, then "git checkout <tagname>" to switch to that tag. You probably want the default. |
Then finalize the installation by executing:
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<install_path>/tools/install-sdk.sh |
Installation on the Target
We use tools in the host linux SDK to install the target RTEMS SDK. You will need the following available:
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Package the RTEMS sdk into a tarball like so:
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<install_i86_linux_SDK_path>/tools/packageSDK <install_RTEMS_SDK_path> ~/foo.tar |
Then, install the SDK onto your target at <location> with:
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<install_i86_linux_SDK_path>/tools/updateRCE <location> ~/foo.tar |
This This script logs its progress, so you can see where it is.
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Note: prior to V0.4.0, the updateRCE command had the argument order <tarball> <location>. |
Troubleshooting
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