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Cross compilation for ARM 9
by Steve Beaver - Jul 17th 2007 06:25:10
After fighting the virtually unmaintainable rz & sz for years, I was
happy to find this project.
Cross compiling for an embedded ARM 9 based system against uClibc just
required:
CC=arm-linux-uclibc-gcc ./configure --host=arm-linux-uclibc
make
arm-linux-uclibc-strip lrz lsz
Tested against ProComm plus (Windows), minicom (Fedora Core 5) and Zterm
(Mac) it works nicely.
Thank you!
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Compilation with newer glibc
by eekeemonkee - May 9th 2004 08:13:09
lrzsz-0.12.21 probably exists because 0.12.20 doesn't compile under recent
glibc versions, or at least it didn't compile for me with glibc-2.2.
The problem is that lrz.c (line 47) & lsz.c (line 56) both declare
"extern char strstr();" but strstr is a macro in glibc-2.2.
Commenting out that line in both files enabled compilation, & it works
ok for me although I could only test it against itself if you follow my
meaning.
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0.12.21 - where?
by zephyrous - Apr 1st 2003 11:31:21
Debian & Mandrake package lrzsz-0.12.21. I wonder where they have found
it. This page and the main project's site
(http://www.ohse.de/uwe/software/lrzsz.html) say nothing about the new
version.
Could you please clarify this.
Thanks.
--
Ivan Zakharyaschev, imz from ALT Linux Team
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Thanks for rz/sz!
by Xavier Roche - Aug 15th 2002 04:46:17
I consider rz and sz as vital as ls, vi or fdisk. I was once stuck on a
remote server and had to transfer a quite large (2-3MB) binary to fix it,
and was connected using a single modem line ("emergency" serial
connection). All server interfaces were down, no scp/ftp was possible. I
was able to transfer the binaries using rz through my tera term (telnet)
terminal, and successfully woke up the server.
Thanks rz/sz!
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CygWin?
by Andrew Koransky - Jan 14th 2002 21:38:32
Hello!
Thanks for lrzsz! I've gotten it to compile under cygwin out of the box,
but some stuff in "make check" and "make install"
fails... worst of all, lrz doesn't appear to work on receiving binary
files, so far as I can tell. Any chance we'll see a port to cygwin? I
might take a looksee into it myself if time permits.
Take care,
Andrew
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Re: CygWin?
by Uwe Ohse - Jan 16th 2002 07:11:47
Please take this to the mailing list
(uwe-lrzsz@bulkmail.ohse.de). I don't want to
discuss about lrzsz on a million places.
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