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Re: [microblaze-uclinux] Using a GUI in Petalinux
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- Subject: Re: [microblaze-uclinux] Using a GUI in Petalinux
- From: "Nathan Hillery" <nhillery1@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2008 09:46:58 -0500
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pablo,
Buenas dias.
There is a startup file that you can edit to put in commands to be run
at boottime. It is in /etc/default/start (as I recall) in your romfs
(software/petalinux/romfs/). The build process will populate the romfs
with your apps (putting them into /bin). So, yes do add an app and
then when ready to run it automatically, put that command into the
start script file.
Cheers,
Nathan.
On 12/29/08, pcolodron@xxxxxxxx <pcolodron@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello everybody,
>
> I am actually woking with the last version of Petalinux and I have
> already ported my design to a Spartan3 development kit.
>
> Now, my aim is to create a GUI and use it in Petalinux. To do this, I
> intend to use a software called Minigui which can be used to create a
> window environment. This software is basically a library, so that the
> way of creating the window environment is to write a C program. Once
> the program is compiled, you just have to execute it ('./program').
>
> I have no experience with uclinux and maybe that is why I ask this
> kind of questions. I do not know what should be the next step once I
> already have my Minigui program compiled. It would be necessary to
> create a new user application with 'petalinux-new-app' function?
>
> I would like that the GUI appears automatically when I boot the
> system. How could this be done? Any hint will be useful.
>
> Sorry if my questions are too obvious but, as I have said, I am a
> newbie in this field...
>
> Thank you very much fo your help,
>
> Pablo Colodron
>
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