Hello, Selon Eugene San, vers 14 heures 03 :
> Hi, > > I am trying to evaluate SB2 after it's final release. > My tests shows that "make install" still doesn't work in both "install" and > "simple" modes. > Looks like interpreter wrapper maps to host's root when it not supposed to. > > In addition I've found that shell script structures like: "[ ! -d > "/usr/local/bin" ] && mkdir -p /usr/local/bin" will not work as expected in > "devel" mode. > In that case test mapped to host root and mkdir is skipped even when folder > is not there :-( I discovered that "/usr/local" is not managed, but "/usr" does.. That's a bit tricky. > This is more or less log of my actions: > 1) sb2 sources from debian + dpkg-build + dpkg install I got sb2 sources from git repository. > 2) sb2-qemu from maemo repository I got qemu-arm from debian packages. > 3) cd ~/; wget cross.tar.bz2; tar -C /home/shared -xjf cross.tar.bz2 > 4) mkdir ~/sb2/test > 5) tar -C cd /home/shared/cross/arm-none-linux-gnueabi/libc/ -c etc lib sbin > usr | tar -C ~/sb2/test/ -x > 6) cd ~/sb2/test > 7) sb2-init -c /usr/bin/sb2-qemu-arm test > /home/shared/cross/bin/arm-none-linux-gnueabi-gcc > 8) mkdir ~/sb2/test/usr/src; cd ~/sb2/test/usr/src; wget bzip2.tar.bz2; tar > -xjf bzip2.tar.bz2; cd bzip2 > 9) sb2 make > 10) sb2 -d make install > 11) sb2 -d -m install make install > > Steps 10 and 11 fails with: "Read-only file system", logs shows that > interpreter-wrapper mapped to host root instead of build-root. > > Am I doing something wrong? Can you tell me what you do obtain with PREFIX=/usr ? (or with any mean to set the prefix to /usr ?) Regards, -- Hugues Hiegel [http://www.hiegel.fr/~hugues/] _______________________________________________ Scratchbox-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.scratchbox.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/scratchbox-devel
