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@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ This is a development environment for ELKS-86 -To install the basic environment you have to do make install as root +To install the basic environment you have to do 'make install' as root Or: $ make bcc @@ -11,7 +11,8 @@ $ make elksemu $ su -c "make install-emu" All from the top directory. -Once this is done new files will be /lib/elksemu, /usr/bcc/* and /usr/bin/bcc +Once this is done new files will be /lib/elksemu, /usr/bcc/*, /usr/bin/bcc +and /usr/bin/as86_encap. The manual pages in the man subdirectory are a start as some pages matched to these programs, there are also some hints for using as86 well. @@ -22,7 +23,7 @@ libraries _and_ include files are compied to these locations by install. After this you may want to install the other libraries, 'fast', 'MSDOS', 'standalone' and Linux-i386. -$ su -c "make install-lib" +$ su -c "make install-lib2" Use these libraries like this: 'FAST' $ bcc -Mf prog.c -o prog @@ -37,17 +38,17 @@ convert them to an odd ELF executable with: $ bcc -N -3 prog.c -o prog $ objcopy -O elf32-i386 prog +If you want to install everything in one go just login as root an do: +$ make install-all + The as86 and ld86 with this are _different_ from the ones needed for the linux-i386 kernel but can replace them, the kernel-i386 ones _will_ _not_ work correctly here! Unfortunatly, the DOSEMU folks have been using the '-r' option of ld86 This version does accept '-r' but it generates _LINUX_ a.out object files. -I think they should really be using 'as86_encap'. - -To compile the various tools as Linux-8086 binaries cd into the relevent -directory and do a "make clean ; make" from there. -Bcc _WILL_ now work this way! Yippee! :-) +I think they should really be using 'as86_encap'. Neverthless this ld86 +will call a program called /usr/bin/ld86r if it's given -r without -N. I _strongly_ suggest you install the kernel patch or load the module in the elksemu directory in your Linux-i386 kernel, it makes things _much_ |