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Old 02-26-2008, 04:01 AM   #1
mailerlee
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Cross-compiled wireless_tools_v29 caused segmentation fault on arm-platform


platform: s3c2410
kernel :linux 2.6.22
I downloaded the source of wireless_tools v29 to configure my wifi. However, when installed to busybox,it caused segmentation fault after cross compiling the source code(no matter static or dynamic).
static compile option :CC= xxxx/xxx/arm-linux-gcc
static compile option :AR= xxxx/xxx/arm-linux-ar
static compile option :ranlib= xxxx/xxx/yyy/ranlib

[root@]#sudo make install PREFIX=/cross/rootfs/_install CFLAGS+=-I/cross/backup/linux-2.6.22.18/include

The result is as follows:

# iwlist
Segmentation fault
#

Could anyone please tell me what procedures I should follow to get it resolved?
 
  


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