SkyEye : FAQ

1. How can I find my skyeye.conf?
You can write by yourself if you are familar with skyeye.conf. Or you can copy a skyeye.conf from skyeye testsuite package according to your hardware.

2. How to know memory option config in skyeye.conf
The memory size and start address is up to your development board and your hardware manual. How many memory banks is up to your idea.

3.How to run SkyEye? I can not run it....
After 1.0 version , SkyEye should run with two options " -e " " -f" , Such as " skyeye -e linux -f skyeye.conf"

4. I found the error message:" /bin/sh:arm-linux-gcc :command not found " , how can I do?
Firstly , make sure there exists arm-linux-gcc file. Then add its directory to you environment variable. For example, if arm-linux-gcc is located in /usr/local/arm-linux/bin/ , you can run "export PATH=/usr/local/arm-linux/bin:$PATH" on the shell prompt. Or you can look up some linux books to get more detailed infomation about environment variable.

5. How to add my applications in uClinux image?
Documentation/Adding-User-Apps-HOWTO

6.What is Skyeye Testsuite package? what is it used for?
a) It is our test spec. When we release a new version of SkyEye, we will make sure it can run all the testcase in the testsuite.
b) The package is good start-point for you to learn SkyEye . You can see what SkyEye looks like by run these testcase in testsuite.
c) It provides some template of skyeye.conf for various machine.You can find many different skyeye.conf file in testsuite package.

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