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Re: Implementing file system
On Wed, May 04, 2005 at 04:30:26PM +0530, Raja Mallik wrote:
> Hello Again,
>
> As I said in this mail, I have checked the changed configuration of ecos
> when file system is added with the prevoius one with ethernet driver
> support for my board.
>
> After adding the packege "ramfs" through configtool, with the procedure
> described, my hello world program is also not working..irrespective of I
> have "main()" or "cyg_user_start()" in hello.c file.
>
> Let me check in details.
>
> Before getting into much details on files system..
>
> I have a set of Q's:
>
> 1) Normally in linux, we have interative shell..which can mount/umount a
> file system and pass commands to program..
>
> -- How does ecos kernel see that.. Is there any similar kind of
> application I can port to ecos.. or anybody has done any similar work..
>
> 2) Does ecos provide a shell like unix provide..?
>
> 3) Can we any port any shell/editor to ecos as application to make use
> of command prompt?
eCos does not use the Linx idea of a kernel and then seperate
applications. With eCos you statically link the applicaions and the
kernel into one image.
Andrew
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