Hi John, Thanks for the auto-config flow! I'm making my way through my first attempt at using it to build a uClinux release that will run on our new Spartan-3/1500 prototyping board, following the instructions in the "README" file, included in the tarball for the new (i.e. - auto-config based) platform you just released. At first, it wasn't clear to me how any information from my particular board arrangement and/or FPGA design would make it into the build flow, if I just followed the instructions in your README file and entered the 'make init_bram' and 'make libs' commands from a Linux command prompt from within the directory into which I extracted the above-mentioned tarball. After all, from within this freshly extracted directory, there'd be no link to the directory in which I'd built my customized FPGA design. Then, I noticed your mention of the 'system.mhs' file in the first paragraph of your README, where you're explaining the historical problem of doing custom builds of uClinux. It occurred to me that the idea might be to overwrite the 'system.mhs' file from your tarball with the one from my FPGA project directory and then run the 'make ...' commands. Is that correct? If so, it raises the question: what other files should be over-written before running the 'make ...' commands. Can you provide a list of these? If I'm completely off track here, can you point me towards the light? Thanks, David Banas Field Applications Engineer Nu Horizons Electronics Corp. 2070 Ringwood Avenue San Jose, CA 95131 (408)434-0800 - office (415)846-5837 - cell http://www.nuhorizons.com
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