Building SerialICE

Hosts With a Native "C" Compiler

1. Set your environment.
2. Build the run-time library using the following command. Note that if you unpacked two copies of the source, you must perform this command in both copies. Don't forget to use the correct environment for each one.

   	make
   

3. If you don't have a set of IMON ROMS for your SerialICE Controller board, type the following command. Note that if you unpacked two copies of the source, you must perform this command in the directory that was configured to match your SerialICE Controller.

   	make imon-only
   

   Then make a set of ROMs for your SerialICE Controller board. For a "BDMR400x" SerialICE Controller use the file imon/bg/imon.rec. For a "4010 Nitro" SerialICE Controller use the file imon/lg/imon.rec.

4. Make a driver and a set of SerialICE Kernel ROMS for your Target board using the following commands. Note that if you unpacked two copies of the source, you must make the driver in the directory that was configured to match your SerialICE Controller, and the kernel in the directory that was configured to match your Target.

   	cd bsps
   	make driver kernel
   

   Where driver and kernel are taken from the following table.

   Target Board	driver	kernel
   BDMR4001 (Big endian)	d4001	k4001-be
   BDMR4003 (Big endian)	d4003	k4001-be
   BDMR4101 (Big endian)	d4101	k4001-be
   BDMR4001 (Little endian)	d4001	k4001-le
   BDMR4003 (Little endian)	d4003	k4001-le
   4010 Nitro (R3000 Mode)	d4010	k4010-3k
   4010 Nitro (R4000 Mode)	d4010	k4010-4k
   SDP1000	d64008	ksdp1000

Hosts Without a Native "C" Compiler

Currently this option is only available for MSDOS users. UNIX users are assumed to have a native "C" compiler.

1. If you don't have a set of IMON ROMS for you SerialICE Controller board, visit the PMON Web site, collect a prebuilt ROM-image file, and unpack it into the top-level directory of the PMON source package. Note that if you unpacked two copies of the source package, you must unpack this ROM image into the directory containing the package configured for your SerialICE Controller.

2. Visit the PMON Web site, collect a copy of the appropriate prebuilt run-time library, and unpack it into the top-level directory of the PMON source package. Note that if you unpacked two copies of the source package, you must pick up two appropriate copies of the library, and unpack each of them in their correct directory.

3. Visit the PMON Web site and pick up a copy of the appropriate prebuilt driver and kernel for your configuration.