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Hello,
I changed some linux configuration and I got this error in the Nios II IDE. ***[all] Error 2 ***[lib/gen_crc32table] Error 1 ***[lib] Error 2 ... inttypes.h: No such file or directory [file: gen_crc32table] Best regards ChristianLink Copied
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Hi spy1,
I got the same error every time I try to enable JFFS2 and/or JFFS filesystem support. I don't know the reason, but if you don't need suport for those filesystems try to disable them into File systems entry in Kernel configuration, then disable CRC32 functions support into Library routines. I think that gen_crc32table.c file is a part of CRC32 functions. I'm trying to understand why the IDE cannot find the inttypes.h file, that is a part of uClibc. I hope this helps.- Mark as New
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Thank you for your reply. So, we cannot use jffs2 as being a filesystem for the flash partition? Do we have to wait for a patch to resolve this problem. I will try to re-compile the kernel just by disabling the CRC32 library.
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I think that the problem is not from the JFFS2 filesystem, but from the CRC32 library support, that is needed by the JFFS2 filesystem. I also think that the solution is to be searched into the various kernel makefile variables; may be a particular variable needs to be set to point where the uClibc resides to give the correct path to inttypes.h.
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I'm getting the same error, however I can't turn crc32 checking on or off.
The library routines displays: --- CRC32 functions. Pressing Y or N or any other option does nothing. I don't have the JFS file system selected either. Not sure if my spelling is correct there. I see no mention of JFFS anywhere. Any ideas? Thanks, John Kirby
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