[Buildroot for pine-apple ( cross-compile)]

can not edit my previous post

i figured it out and

and have a working cross compiler for pineapple

these are the right settings (cpu arch,kernel,uclibc,binutils,gcc version ??? )

this is a example i use for compiling for my mark 5

######################################################
# This tutorial describes how to a build an ARM #
# cross-compile toolchain with buildroot. #
# #
# This allows a user to run his own code on #
# an embedded device. #
# #
# Device = pine apple mark5 #
# Host OS = kali linux #
######################################################

# Get the latest version of buildroot
cd ~
git clone git://git.buildroot.net/buildroot

# Setup buildroot
cd buildroot
make menuconfig

Target options:
-> Set 'Target Architecture' to MIPS (big endian)
-> Set 'Target Architecture Variant' to mips32
-> Set 'Floating point strategy' to use Soft float

Build options:
-> Enable compiler cache

choose if you want static or dynamic binary's compiled

static is easy cus it does not require libraries on the pineapple butt sometimes dynamic compiling is needed

Toolchain:
-> Set 'Kernel Headers' to manually specified
-> Set 'Linux version' to 3.3.8
-> Set 'Custom kernel headers series' to 3.3.x
-> Set 'C library' to 'uClibc'
-> Set 'uClibc version' to 0.9.33.x

-> Enable IPv6 support
-> Enable RPC support
-> Enable WCHAR support

-> Set 'Binutils Version' to 2.22
-> Set 'GCC Version' to 4.7.x

Save and exit.

# Start building toolchain
make

# When finished, toolchain can be found in ~/buildroot/output/host/usr/bin/
# GCC syntax: ./mips-buildroot-linux-uclibc-gcc <source.c> -o <output file>

[Buildroot for pine-apple ( cross-compile)]

Ok i found the right settings to compile with buildroot i updated the first post

so people can use this as a tutorial

[Buildroot for pine-apple ( cross-compile)]

Hey is there some body who has a working build root for the mark5 ??

i am trying to have a working cross compiler for pineapple

or is there someone who could help me find the right settings (cpu arch,kernel,uclibc,binutils,gcc version ??? )

this is a example i use for compiling for my arm router ... so i would need most of these settings

######################################################
# This tutorial describes how to a build an ARM #
# cross-compile toolchain with buildroot. #
# #
# This allows a user to run his own code on #
# an embedded device. #
# #
# Device = ARM embedded device (router) #
# Host OS = Ubuntu 14.10 #
######################################################

# Get the latest version of buildroot
cd ~
git clone git://git.buildroot.net/buildroot

# Setup buildroot
cd buildroot
make menuconfig

Target options:
-> Set 'Target Architecture' to ARM (big endian)
-> Set 'Target Architecture Variant' to arm1176jz-s
-> Set 'Target ABI' to EABI
-> Set 'Floating point strategy' to Soft float

Build options:
-> Enable compiler cache

Toolchain:
-> Set 'Kernel Headers' to manually specified
-> Set 'Linux version' to 2.6.39.3
-> Set 'Custom kernel headers series' to 2.6.x

-> Set 'C library' to 'uClibc'
-> Set 'uClibc version' to 0.9.33.x

-> Enable IPv6 support
-> Enable RPC support
-> Enable WCHAR support

-> Set 'Binutils Version' to 2.22
-> Set 'GCC Version' to 4.7.x

Save and exit.

# Start building toolchain
make

# When finished, toolchain can be found in ~/buildroot/output/host/usr/bin/
# GCC syntax: ./armeb-buildroot-linux-uclibcgnueabi-gcc <source.c> -o <output file>

[Hak5 Beowulf Cluster]

i know there is a port for the aircrack-ng on source forge that runs on ps3 . dont know if its fast or not .

the fastest supercomputer contains the cell chip from ps3

linux runs great on the ps3 pretty simple

you could make it do live dictionary attacks

if i could only program in the cell sdk

nice topic .

trust your technolust rules

[Hak5 Beowulf Cluster]

hello i'm new to the forum .

i'm trying to make a playstation 3 cluster +2 dual core's + dual core laptop

i already have fedora running on the ps3 ... can acces the pc's over the network .

but i need a tool to set up the nodes and the server ?

i think the cell broadband engine in the ps3 can do some serieus number crunching ... ;)

greetz from europe