2011/7/18 Jussi Hakala jussi.hak...@movial.com Thanks for both reply's. Realy helped me to get further.
> On 07/03/2011 01:25 AM, Ron Hermsen wrote: > >> I tried to install the same setup as I did a year ago (SB1.0.17), and >> each time I try to setup the new target I get: Failed to install >> C-libraty to tarket: DV20x0 >> >> I even re-installed everything from scratch twice, but same results. >> (Using the current 1.0.26 versions this goes fine at this point) >> >> Is this expected? >> > > You're probably having an older toolchain package and a newer scratchbox. > Try selecting python-legacy devkit for your target. I was using the list below, the same toolchain and the same scratchbox as about a year ago. But I reinstalled the latest scratchbox now, so I can't try with python-legacy. > (core-1.0.17, libs-1.0.17, devkit-doctools-1.0.13, devkit-perl-1.0.4, >> toolchain-host-gcc-1.0.17, devkit-cputransp-1.0.9, devkit-debian-1.0.10, >> devkit-qemu-0.12.50-0sb3, devkit-debian-squeeze-1.0.3, devkit-git-1.0.1, >> devkit-mtd-1.0.2) >> > If you're not using sbrsh as a cpu transparency, you can safely drop that > devkit. Ok, I understood that from the current scratchbox. And indeed found it is aslo true for SB 1.0.17 > > Q2: >> >> During setup of the new target with the current version (SB1.0.26), at >> selecting devkits I’m missing debian-lenny as an option to install (with >> SB1.0.17 this option was there). >> >> Is that OK? >> > It was an experimental devkit provided by some versions of debian devkit, > which was later outdated and is no longer there. > Q4: >> >> As mentioned in my previous post I’m missing "sb_automake_wrapper", >> "sb_autoconf_wrapper" and a number of symlinks. >> >> I’m also missing “pkg-config”. As far as I can trace I didn’t install >> this myself on my working installation. >> >> Did I miss a step to get the missing files installed? >> > > All of those are dropped from core, in favor of target or devkit based > solutions. > > If you want them back like they were in the older cores, select > autotools-legacy for your target. Then they're provided by the legacy > devkit. These are the devkits I have currently installed for my target. [sbox-DV20x0: ~] > sb-conf show DV20x0 Compiler: uclibc-crosstools_gcc-3.4.2_uclibc-20050502 Devkits: *qemu perl git mtd autotools-legacy debian-squeeze *CPU-transparency: /scratchbox/devkits/qemu/bin/qemu-mips-sb [sbox-DV20x0: ~] > And after this the missing files are in "/scratchbox/devkits/autotools-legacy/bin/"...great The hello-word test is now also working. 2011/7/18 Jussi Hakala <jussi.hak...@movial.com> > On 07/03/2011 01:25 AM, Ron Hermsen wrote: > >> But now the installation test [1] [2] failes at the first step. >> I'm missing aclocal and others. From my working setup I found they >> should be located in /scratchbox/tools/bin/ >> Which step do I miss that add the missings "sb_automake_wrapper" and >> "sb_autoconf_wrapper" files and create the missing symlinks? >> > > Select autotools-legacy for your host-gcc target. > > I'd recommend something like the following: > > % sb-conf st host -c host-gcc -d > autotools-legacy:python-**legacy:perl:debian-etch > -t none Here the devkits I have selected for my HOST: [sbox-DV20x0: ~] > sb-conf show host Compiler: host-gcc Devkits: *autotools-legacy perl debian-etch *CPU-transparency: none I will install python-legacy later.. I do run into another issue while compiling "libsigc++-1.9.16" it gives error: "_Atomic_word' does not name a type" and others. I will start a new thread for that with all details, but first I will try again to cross-compile it outside SB1. > > Regards, > > Jussi > ______________________________**_________________ > Scratchbox-users mailing list > Scratchbox-users@lists.**scratchbox.org<Scratchbox-users@lists.scratchbox.org> > http://lists.scratchbox.org/**cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/**scratchbox-users<http://lists.scratchbox.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/scratchbox-users> >
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