OK it didn't solve my problem. My last chance is to build a toolchain with Buildroot so I'll be pretty sure it will find the libs.
Is the error still the same? Then I'm almost sure you didn't run my instructions correctly - you need to have on target /lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/lib/libc.so.6
Yes it was still exactly the same. I built my own ARM toolchain with buildroot and it works perfectly. So at least I can boot Now, I'd like to enable SPI. Here is the /dev directory with the default kernel configuration file provided by patrick : Code: autofs network_throughput tty25 tty52 console null tty26 tty53 cpu_dma_latency pps0 tty27 tty54 dri ptmx tty28 tty55 full ptp0 tty29 tty56 galcore pts tty3 tty57 i2c-0 random tty30 tty58 i2c-1 root tty31 tty59 i2c-2 rtc0 tty32 tty6 input shm tty33 tty60 kmsg snd tty34 tty61 log tty tty35 tty62 loop-control tty0 tty36 tty63 loop0 tty1 tty37 tty7 loop1 tty10 tty38 tty8 loop2 tty11 tty39 tty9 loop3 tty12 tty4 ttymxc1 loop4 tty13 tty40 ttymxc3 loop5 tty14 tty41 ubi_ctrl loop6 tty15 tty42 urandom loop7 tty16 tty43 vcs mem tty17 tty44 vcs1 memory_bandwidth tty18 tty45 vcsa mmcblk0 tty19 tty46 vcsa1 mmcblk0p1 tty2 tty47 watchdog mmcblk0p2 tty20 tty48 watchdog0 mxc_hdmi tty21 tty49 zero mxc_ipu tty22 tty5 mxc_vpu tty23 tty50 network_latency tty24 tty51 I should find something like spi1 and spi2 according to the pinout sheme.
Hm, it seems that most of the drivers aren't available in that kernel. I don't even have a lan interface...
Do you see include file on top? And I'm sure lan interface is enabled. Seems your buildroot doesn't do something correctly.
Yes yes I've seen them. Well, I simply forgot to put my own interface file in /etc/network/ ... OK, I downloaded a PDF about the kernel device tree format, I guess I'll have to write a bit of code in the .dts file 'cause SPI is not supported :S
I have no idea how to edit a .DTS file. I mean, how could I know the unit address, the registers, the pins, etc... ?
