Holy heck! How did you do that?!
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First I needed to change /temp (see earlier in this thread)
Then I had to add some xlibs (can't upload here - the file is 6Mb)
I installed glibc-2.3.2 (look in this thread). But this seemed not to be complete (look in this thread).
I downloaded the libc6 deb package for arm. I tried only to replace my libpthread-10.so, but that didn't work. I created an ipk from the complete deb-package and installed it.
This totally messed up the system (look at the screenshots : no window-titles ; I can't set time and date - can't enter anything in the boxes - can't read OK or cancel buttons - ...)
But, aterm seemed to work fine, so I gave it a shot.
I could run ./setup from the installed version (look earlier in this thread). With all the windows, boxes, logo's, ... .
Then I could run ./soffice from the installed files in my /home/root/OpenOffice1.1.4
- a .doc opens the writer
- a .xls opens the spreadsheet
Haven't tried anything else yet.
We now know it works, but we desperately need a fully working glibc-2.3.x to get any further. My Z now runs OOo, but is quite unusable due to the installation of the debian libc6.
So, everybody with a crosscompiler (or native) : please try to get glibc-2.3.2 fully working.
Chero.