Thanks for the tip. Do you know anything about the sig? I'm in the process of setting up Scratchbox for the cross compile...Is there an easier way some up to date documentation on how to cross compile. I geneally use debian. When I try to download the latest libs for webkit, debian also wants to download a different set of C libs and then that just messes up everything... Any detailed suggestions or pointers would be great. Newbie to webkit and scratchbox, generally a kernel and drivers person... Thanks On Feb 16, 2008 3:47 AM, Sriram Neelakandan <sriram.neelakandan@gmail.com> wrote:

Are u trying to compile webkit on a 256 MB ARM device ? If its for the device, you should be cross compiling from x86

On Feb 16, 2008 3:08 AM, Joe Foster <joefoster62@gmail.com> wrote:

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New to the list, so please if this is a FAQ, please be gentle. And point me to the FAQ and or a way to search the archives.

Seeing sig 9 (kill) when linking native on ARM. I notice that memory consumed is 95% of the 256M available. Tried ld --no-keep-memory (or similar) with no luck.

Thanks

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