Re: > Is there a way to get those object files compiled for ARM arch (le) Fernando, there are two problems: 1) Starting with 2.6.25, Linux OS will no longer compile USB code with a Proprietary License, though it is Open Source. So unless someone can write a non-Proprietary repacement driver, we won't have service beyond 2.6.24 for USB. 2) "Sasha Khapyorsky" <sashakh@xxxxxxxxx> wrote the Linux code components as a contractor to Smartlink, except he never had access to the source code of dsplibs.o which Smartlink provided already compiled. Smartlink has since sold the distributions rights to Conexant. Getting cooperation from Conexant is unlikely, I expect. But try if you wish. We lack personal contacts with Conexant. Condolences MarvS On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 4:47 PM, Fernando Di Nucci <fernando.dinucci@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi, > > I was able to compile and use slmodem-2.9.11-20080629.tar.gz under Debian > Etch. > > Then I tried to compile it natively (for the same USB SmartLink modem ID > 0483:7554) on a Linksys NSLU2 (ARM processor, SlugOSle4.8beta), but the > compiler (linker) stops complaining that some object files, like > ./modem/dsplib.o, are normal elf files, incompatible with arm arch. > > Is there a way to get those object files compiled for ARM arch (le) or to > compile them myself natively ? > Any hint apprecieted, thank you. >
