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Linux SDK installs on Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit editionS

Nick Butts
Intellectual 640 points

I recently got a new laptop for work. It is one of those new laptops with the UEFI BIOS system. So I had to install 64-bit Linux. Also Ubuntu 10.04 doesn't correctly support this laptop, so I had to install 12.04. 

My question is:

1) When will the Linux SDK support 64-bit Linux dev systems. Ubuntu 10.04 is getting rather old, and most new computers can't run it. 

2) Is there a workaround to getting the compiler working on 64-bit systems. 

I'm trying to get the Angstrom 64-bit SDK up and running. Has anyone else gone down this road?

  • TI__Expert 5450 points

    Nick,

    For 64bit support you usually just need ia32-libs to be installed.

    As for the Sitara Linux SDK if you want to support 12.04 you would need to comment out the host check in the <sdk-install-dir>/bin directory but it should work.

    Chase