G++ toolchain fixed

I finally found the headers I needed for g++. They were in the buildroot, but were not being copied to the root for inclusion in the toolchain. I had tried copying them before, but I must have copied the wrong ones. Tried again and this time it worked. So here's the new uclibc 2.6.12.6 toolchain for mipsel.

http://www.box.net/shared/cmtngtrfjn

One note on the g++ -- you need to make the libraries available before you can run anything you compile. Those libraries are in the usr/lib of the ext2. Create a symbolic link of that called /usr/lib and you won't have to copy it. Of course, if you want to distribute any g++ compiled program, you'll need to include that library as well or nobody else will be able to run it. You can probably link it in to the executable somehow.

edit: To get the compiled c++ programs to work, I had to copy libgcc_s.so.1 and libstdc++.so.6.0.9 to the /usr/lib directory, and also do the symbolic links of libgcc_s.so to libgcc_s.so.1 and libstdc++.so and libstdc++.so.6 to libstdc++.so.6.0.9.

I also got a chance to try out some stuff with an ext3 formatted hddmedia partition. And it was way worth it.

I used symbolic links to hook up folders from my USB drives. As a result, all of the information available on those drives appears under my main ScreenPlay Pro drive when I'm browsing. So I don't have to exit to the menu and go to the USB directory. And its allowed me to create simple categories for finding the movies by placing those categories at the root level.

This is something that I think would work really well as a web page, so I'm going to try to create something like that to make it easy to do symbolic links. And while I'm at it, I might as well make it intelligent enough to allow downloading those files and, in the case of a VIDEO_TS directory, automatically create a tarball of the entire directory for download when you click on it.