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problem of configuration of the kernel uclinux

Altera_Forum
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‎03-22-2010 07:17 PM
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Hello, 

 

 

problem of configuration of the kernel uclinux  

 

when i type the commande  

make menuconfig 

the messages appears and the new window also appear of configuration  

find vendors -mindepth 2 '(' -name .svn -prune ')' -o -type f -name Kconfig -print | sed 's:^:source ../:' > vendors/Kconfig 

config/mkconfig > Kconfig 

KCONFIG_NOTIMESTAMP=1 /opt/altera9.1sp1/nios2-linux/uClinux-dist/config/kconfig/mconf Kconfig 

 

 

Your kernel configuration changes were NOT saved. 

 

 

You have not saved your config, please re-run 'make menuconfig' 

 

make: *** [menuconfig] Erreur 1 

 

 

 

 

and the new window appear of the configuration but there is 

 

Vendor/Product Selection ---> # select 

--- Select the Vendor you wish to target 

Vendor (analogdevice) ---> but i would have  

 

Vendor/Product Selection ---> # select 

--- Select the Vendor you wish to target 

Vendor (altera) ---> i would know if this problem produce because i use the 

nios2-linux-20090929.tar and not  

 

nios2-linux-20090730.tar
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