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LPC2368 with MCB2300, GCC, Ethernet examplePosted by Ruben on May 3, 2012 Hello all! I am using MCB2300 with LPC2368 microcontroller inside, using Keil uVision development tool with GCC compiler. What I am trying to do is to incorporate Rowley Ethernet example, but I am finding some linking problems I can´t tackle. I would appreciate very much if any of you had this example working and could send me the project to try to start from it. Thank you very much for your help! Kind regards, Ruben. RE: LPC2368 with MCB2300, GCC, Ethernet examplePosted by Dave on May 3, 2012 What are the linking problems? RE: LPC2368 with MCB2300, GCC, Ethernet examplePosted by Ruben on May 3, 2012 It is wierd, because it should try to access /GNU_obj instead of /obj, but, in any case, .elf file is not in any of the directories... Thanks, Dave! linking... c:/winarm/bin/../lib/gcc/arm-elf/4.1.1/../../../../arm-elf/bin/ld.exe: .\\obj: No such file: Permission denied collect2: ld returned 1 exit status creating hex file... arm-elf-objcopy: '.\Obj_GNU\usbdev.elf': No such file arm-elf-objcopy: error: the input file '.\Obj_GNU\usbdev.elf' is empty RE: LPC2368 with MCB2300, GCC, Ethernet examplePosted by Ruben on May 9, 2012 FInally, I managed to have the compilation up and running but, unfortunately, when I load it onto the platform, it just does nothing... :(
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