Hello,
i'm trying to do a "bitbake nano" and i'm failing in the task
"quilt-native-0.48" right in the beginning.
I 'm pretty sure, that the reason is not the embedded project but the
host system, i'm using. I'm running Linux version
2.6.18-128.1.6.el5.centos.plus on 64Bit System. I'm working on the
actual openembedded project and using local.conf from the local example.
At the task task "quilt-native-0.48" at "do_compile" the processing
looks like it is working but it stucks forever. When I Ctrl-C bitbake,
than its printing out the logfile with a lot of errors of this:
expr: error while loading shared libraries: libgmp.so.3: cannot open
shared object file: No such file or directory
So, what i don't know now is, if "expr" doesn't find the library
libgmp.so.3 which should get generated in some prevous step or if my
host system should supply the library.
My system has that library installed, but when i was trying with
"bitbake -c devshell ..." i had to manipulate LD_LIBRARY_PATH that expr
was finding it, but it said, that the library is not compatible. So my
guess is, that the libgmp.so.3 should have been created by bitbake earlier.
So, i assume that maybe the makefiles of that library are not able to
compile on my system correctly because i have 64bit, might this be correct?
Does somebody know about a trick, that let bitbake compile everything at
32bit and that i can run bitbake nano completly? (Btw. ccache is
deinstalled on my system already)
Regards, Marek
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