Install
SkyEye under linux distribution is quite easy. Download binary code of
SkyEye , then copy it to /usr/local/bin or other directory. If you like to install from source code,please refer to
8. Compilation from the sources∞ Probably the most usage of
SkyEye is to running linux on it and debug and analyse the linux image. If you want to do this way, firstly you should make sure your processor is supported by
SkyEye. Secondly, you possibly have to unselect some options in linux menuconfig since not all the peripherals of your hardware platform are supported by
SkyEye. If there is some unsupported hardware driver in your kernel image, maybe your kernel image is not stable or not runnable on
SkyEye. So it is recommended that only the uart and timer drivers are selected in your kernel menuconfig. Then you can compile your kernel source and get an image such as linux.elf.
Consequently , we need to write a skyeye.conf for your hardware platform. If you want to know how to write it, please read
3. SkyEye Command and skyeye.conf∞ . If you just only see what looks like when your kernel image run on
SkyEye , just select a skyeye.conf from testcase of testsuite package that is same with your platform and copy it to the directory that your image is placed.
Then we can launch our kernel image and skyeye by the following command: