On Tue, 30 Mar 2010 19:50:35 +0200, ext Bin Wang <binziw...@gmail.com> writes:
> "sb2 qmake" seems doing the trick. I guess "-eR" is needed when installing > pre-built packages. And it is not needed when just doing cross-compilation. Is > this correct understanding? Yes, "sb2 -e" is needed, when you want some kind of "emulation" of the target's FS. From the man page: "Use emulation mode, avoid executing any host binaries except qemu." This means that it will not map and try to find gcc, linker, etc. from the host. Which is good if you are trying to just run an already compiled program. -R is about using fakeroot, so you will be able to modify locations which are normally read-only in emalation mode. Of course, apt-get needs this, because it installs stuff. er...@lisa:~ $ sb2 -e mkdir /x mkdir: cannot create directory `/x': Read-only file system Exit status: 1 er...@lisa:~ $ sb2 -eR mkdir /x er...@lisa:~ $ sb2 -e rmdir /x rmdir: /x: Read-only file system Exit status: 1 er...@lisa:~ $ sb2 -eR rmdir /x For cross-compilation in one of your own directories inside your home, `sb2 command' should be enough. Gergely _______________________________________________ Scratchbox-users mailing list Scratchbox-users@lists.scratchbox.org http://lists.scratchbox.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/scratchbox-users
