There isn't any built-in support for this. However it's a fairly standard autotools package so you can follow generic instructions for building a deb or whatever from an autotools makefile, for the most part.
Bear in mind that you need to make sure to build against the kernel headers from the target system, which might be different from your development system. If the two systems are too far different you might have issues with shared libraries as well. Consider building using a cloned chroot of the target system, although that can bring its own set of hassles. You'll want to read up instructions for building a deb from autotools elsewhere, but there are two key commands that will end up part of it somehow: * DESTDIR=/some/path make install (will install the user tools to the specified directory as if it were the root) * INSTALL_MOD_PATH=/some/path make module_install (will install the kernel modules similarly) These will get you a directory containing the files that need to be installed, which will be an input to any of the packaging systems. Or you can just tar it up and install it manually if you prefer. From: Jiarui Lian Sent: Saturday, 2 December 2017 08:43 To: etherlab-users@etherlab.org Subject: [etherlab-users] How to make ipk/deb package for IgH EtherCAT Master? Hi everyone, here is my scenario: * I want to cross-compile the IgH EtherCAT Master on powerful linux host, as it is faster! * (And I finished cross-compile on host: "make, make modules") * Then I want to make an .ipk or .deb packages, to be copied/installed on embedded target. * So how to make .ipk/.deb package for IgH EtherCAT Master? Thanks! Jerry
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