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sindi keesan wrote:
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> Steven, did you compile BL3 for busybox 1.0 

To find out what version of busybox you have, do:
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busybox
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> Can it be compiled against uClibc in order to 
> also work with BL2?

Do the following:
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ldd busybox
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You will find that BL3 busybox has no library dependencies.
In fact, you can delete all the BL3 libraries (in /lib) 
and it will still boot.  

> Is there some way to capture the error messages that fly by 
> when I attempt to listen to .ram links with mplayer, 

Run it from an xterm.  Then you will be able to scroll up
through all the messages.

> most of which don't work?  

Most .ram links work fine for me.  Sounds like your racook 
codex is faulty or in the wrong place.  When you get a .ram
that works, check that it actually uses the racook codec.
Some (older?) .ram links use something else (which appears 
to be built into mplayer).
  
> Maybe I need more than the rp9 codecs?  

Are you sure you have the right rp9 codec?  Some are for
Macs or Windows.  Some have awkward library dependencies
(libstdc++.so.5).  I found the perfect rp9 codec package
dated 2002-05-23.  It's only 800kb and works perfectly
on my BL2 installation (glibc2.2.5).

Cheers,
Steven

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