[ECOS] Hello Example and few questions

[ANDRE Sébastien <sebastien dot andre at sxb dot bsf dot alcatel dot fr>]

Hi  !!

So i have some questions !!

1....
I install ecos !! build it with a classic ARM config
follow this :             ecosconfig new pid
                                 ecoscondig tree
                                 make

this install is a complete success but when i build the hello example
his size is 1,2 Mo !!!!!!!!!  Why ????? How to reduce it !!!


2... I take the source of ecos from the CVS repository in the FTP the 21
Juin 2001 !
     i try to build ecos with follow this for add  ETHERNET capability !!

                                ecosconfig new pid
                                ecosconfig add CYGPKG_NET
                                ecosconfig add CYGPKG_NET_ETH_DRIVERS
                                ecosconfig tree
                                make

so the line command "ecosconfig add CYGPKG_NET" i have THIS ERROR :
                U CYGBLD_ISO_BSDTYPES_HEADER, new inferred value
<sys/bsdtypes.h>

so i try always to install ethernet drivers package but it say :
                Unknown package CYGPKG_NET_ETH_DRIVERS

So finally if i launch the compilation task by "make" command i have an
error of compilation when it try to
build the net package.

What i need to do for can include it into my kernel ???????????


3...
The last question (excuse me !! if i make lost your time say it to me !!!
i will understand)

hmmm i will use a custom board with an ARM7TDMI controller !! so if it's
why i build ecos for a PID platform (i'm wrong ?)
But now i need to use a Bootstrap !!  where i work i have one for another
os !! but i see that REDBOOT is designed for eCos !!
What is the most easily !!!   port RedBoot for my platform (i have never
make a things like it)
or the other way !! port the existing boot for eCos OS ? (i have never
make a things like it too !! i'm very lucky LOL :-) )

and if it's the first solution what way i need to follow for make it ?

Excusme me again for these questions !!!

best regards,
Sébastien.