4.1.1 or 4.4.3?

[ostadpepe]

hi friend.i have a question?what is difference beetween 4.1.1 and 4.4.3?
how should we know what image use 4.1.1 or 4.4.3?

[Sicilian]

hi friend.i have a question?what is difference beetween 4.1.1 and 4.4.3?
how should we know what image use 4.1.1 or 4.4.3?

There's only one image. You would only need to know about GCC 4.1.1 or 4.4.3 for complying/building images.

[pooface]

Some plugins require the different gcc versions... I have one plugin that requires 4.4.3, but the image I'm using is 4.1.1, so I cannot use it...

They way to find out what gcc your image is using, is to telnet in to the box, type:


ipkg list

This will give you a list of all installed plugins. From here, you will be able to see the gcc version. In my image it is:


libgcc1 - 4.1.1-r1.1

hth :)

[Sicilian]

Some plugins require the different gcc versions... I have one plugin that requires 4.4.3, but the image I'm using is 4.1.1, so I cannot use it...

They way to find out what gcc your image is using, is to telnet in to the box, type:


ipkg list

This will give you a list of all installed plugins. From here, you will be able to see the gcc version. In my image it is:


libgcc1 - 4.1.1-r1.1

hth :)

Good explanation Pooface, my anser was complelety wrong :roflmao:

So would this allow installation of plugins that where originally for OE1.5?

[pooface]

I dunno, I haven't tried installing any plugins that were specifically for oe1.5. I wouldn't think so though, as the gcc is the c/c++ compiler, whereas oe1.6/1.5 is the python 2.6/2.5 from what I understand by my readings :p

I may be completely wrong though :p

[grtmoby]

well i am using aaf which should b oe 1.6
i have installed1.5 plugins and when i did pooface command it returened me 4.1.1

hope this of help guys