How to run kvm on arm linux in skyeye

Question

1.Redhat linux: .... /skyeye_v1/binary/skyeye
2.download testsuit from www.skyeye.org , #cd s3c2410 you will see
initrd.img, skyeye.conf, vmlinux, then i #......... /skyeye_v1/binary/skyeye -e vmlinux
you will see WELCOME TO ARMLINUX
3.#cd s3c2410 (initrd.img, skyeye.conf, vmlinux)
#makdir name
#ls (result:initrd.img, skyeye.conf, vmlinux,name)
#mount -o loop initrd.img name
4.#cd /s3c2410
#cp ...../kvm ....../s3c2410/name/bin
#cp ...../libc.so.6 ....../s3c2410/name/bin
but the spcace on the decive is not enough ,
what should i do ?
how to run kvm which is in arm linux which is in skyeye???

Answer 1

MarkWalsh wrote:
A fairly easy way, you can add your script to the 'Scripts' menu, then create an action that calls this script (use 'Insert Menu Item' to add to your action) and call this action through a batch in Bridge. One issue with this, though, is that it does require creating an action to specifically call the script, I don't know if you can call the script directly from Bridge.
I haven't scripted Bridge at all myself, but I believe you should also be able to rewrite your script to get the selection in Bridge, and process those files in Photoshop.
If your script is set up to process one file at a time, the Bridge/Batch technique is the simplest way to do it.
If your script needs to know what all of the files are before it can begin processing, you have to add a Menu element in Bridge and have it call your action/script in Photoshop. A bit more complicated, but there are a lot of examples of this at ps-scripts.com.
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