[gst-devel] 回复： Re: 回复： Re: [gst-devel] How to port gstreamer to arm-linux system?

[zs p]

hi,
I run following command on my pc linux:

$ gst-register --gst-version
GStreamer Core Library version 0.6.0

but I cross-compiled and "make install" v0.10.3,
V0.6.0 is the older version in my pc linux.

"file" refers files under "bin""lib""include"
directories after "make install".

Can you tell me what should I do after copy all "file"
into arm system? Modify enviroment variables or
anything else?

--- Zeeshan Ali <zeenix at gstreamer.net>写道:

> Hello,
>   Firstly, please CC to the mailing-list too so
> everyone can follow.
> 
> On 3/9/06, zs p <paaa1976 at yahoo.com.cn> wrote:
> > I'm sure I have built gstreamer and
> gst-plugin-base to
> > arm binary, then "make install" into a directory.
> > Under this directory , there are five
> subdirectories:
> > "bin","include","lib","share","man".
> > I copy files under those subdirectories into
> related
> > directories "bin""include""lib" on arm system.
> then I
> >   type following command:
> > # gst-inspect
> > staticelements:  bin: Generic bin
> > staticelements:  pipeline: Pipeline object
> >
> > Total plugins: 1
> > Total features: 2
> 
>     I hope you run these gst commands on the ARM? If
> they work on the
> PC (or whatever your build machine is) then it means
> you are NOT
> building it for ARM. Moreover you still didn't tell
> me/us what `file`
> tells you about these binaries.
> 
> > btw: I don't use scratchbox but NFS.
> 
>    scratchbox is NOT a network filesystem or
> something like that but a
> build environment for cross-compilation that makes
> life a lot easier.
> Refer to http://www.scratchbox.org/ for more info.
> on it. Moreover,
> you better copy the gstreamer files on your ARM
> system instead of
> using NFS, unless your ARM system is very fast.
> 
> --
> Regards,
> 
> Zeeshan Ali
> 



		
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