But we do thank you none the less, none of us have stuck our nose into a cross compiler, well I did try, QEMU which emulates a full Debian mipsel install and saves the image funnily enough as *.img but in qcow format and then when you try to recover the files from the CramFS that's a whole noodle of new fun!
I found this link and thought I would share it as I like the look of some of those browsers, but I remember Wicknix said something about the Kernel not playing nice with GCC 4.1 as it's only 2.4 not 2.6, so I did some more digging around and found the boot uImage for the Kernel is compiled with uboot-mkimage.
http://www.terminally-incoherent.com/blog/2007/10/02/lightweight-browser-rundown/I found a few bug's, xiph dosnt work for me, xine radio works fine I can hear EPNFAN
Online video player is busted.. Looks like its working till you try to play a video. LBreakout speakers crackle, reminds me cant play Midi files, those would make cool start-up sounds
Stream Tuner doesnt work for me & bit torrent trying to save to the SD crashes the client. (seems a bit mad trying to use this for torrents anyways) and also when trying to download a large file to SD from Dillo it made Dillo vanish (classic software borked itself to death!)
Why re-invent the wheel, perhaps I wanted a triangle!
Developers (sigh) always one sided, their way is the right way, their way or the highway... Cant pull the wool over this old goats eye's though, I knew I was on the right track when I found vfs.conf and gnupg (gnome) folders on the original recovery image.. Someones been in there with a knife and fork.. My turn..
