Porting uClinux 2.4 on AX4510

After numerous attempt ,i am able to bring up linux kernel onto AX4510 board /s3c4510 processor.
below there is Board with some basic features.
FEATURES

• Dimensions: 177 x 130 mm
• 5.0V DC or USB power supply
• 4 M bytes Flash(2M x 16bit)
• 16 M bytes SDRAM(2M x 32bit)
• 2K x 8 EEPROM
• USB connecter
• 10M/100M Ethernet interface connector(RJ45)
• IDE44 port: for 2.5" hard disk
• LCD port
• 2 PS2 port
• 4 key buttons
• Reset button
• 4 LEDS
• Beeper
• 20-pin JTAG interface connector
• all the pins of CPU expand out

 Better to try this on REDHAT or OPENSUSE
Just Download arm-elf-tools-20030314.sh  & uClinux-dist-20040408.tar,toolchain and packages.
different toolchain is also available,we can use that also.
 STEPS--->

1>Become super user by giving command      #su

2>Run the tool chain from command promp.

3>Decompression uClinux-dist-20040408.tar.gz documents to the uClinux-dist directory
                                                                  
4> Now current working directory will be increased by a uClinux-dist directory.
                                                                  #cd  uClinux-dist
5>Modify some lines in the    vmlinux-armv.lds.in  document.
                                                         

6>Then it is important to modify the some line of  vendors files.


7>Being in uClinux-dist directory from terminal and do make menuconfig / make xconfig
                                                                   select vendor & product //kernel &library
8>           #make user_only
                                              
9>Then according to operating system there is different process to clean(.o) files
10>     
                #make
                #make image

NOTE :- After a successful compilation you can see the last few lines of output, expressed  romfs.img,image.ram,image.rom. and then Download the image.ram on to the ARM7 board through Hyper terminal/minicom......enjoy

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