Re: how to add a new command
Alex Roman escribió: On 12/06/07, adrian15 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Once I write a new command like map.c or pause.c how am I supposed to add it to the standard grub? Should I write the makefiles manually?! or should I use some of the .sh files at the grub2 source code root folder? I've been editing the .rmk files in conf/ which should cause the .mk files to get updated (at least that's my understanding of it, so far). Make sure the command is placed in the right Makefile... I had the problem where I was including the command in both grub-emu and grub/i386-pc and grub-emu didn't link due to undefined symbols (because those didn't exist in grub-emu). Cheers! I've finally edit conf/i386-pc.rmk, copy-pasted the play.c code and find/replace with map.c. Then I run make: make prompts this: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Desktop/gnu/grub2/grub2_2007_05_31_map$ make if test "x" = x; then \ touch conf/i386-pc.mk; \ else \ ./genmk.rb < conf/i386-pc.rmk > conf/i386-pc.mk; \ fi make: No se hace nada para `all'. If you check: i386-pc.mk then there is no reference to: "/map.c" If I delete i386-pc.mk and run make again: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Desktop/gnu/grub2/grub2_2007_05_31_map$ make Makefile:111: conf/i386-pc.mk: No existe el fichero o el directorio if test "x" = x; then \ touch conf/i386-pc.mk; \ else \ ./genmk.rb < conf/i386-pc.rmk > conf/i386-pc.mk; \ fi make: No se hace nada para `all'. and a empty i386-pc.mk file is created. I check genmk.rb and it is not an executable file. I give it execution permission. I delete the empty i386-pc.mk file and run make again: Makefile:111: conf/i386-pc.mk: No existe el fichero o el directorio if test "x" = x; then \ touch conf/i386-pc.mk; \ else \ ./genmk.rb < conf/i386-pc.rmk > conf/i386-pc.mk; \ fi make: No se hace nada para `all'. Now if I run manually: ruby genmk.rb < conf/i386-pc.rmk > conf/i386-pc.mk Then conf/i386-pc.mk has the map.c string and then make reads the map.c file at last. I think the problem is in the Makefile here: if test "x$(RUBY)" = x; then \ touch $@; \ else \ $(RUBY) $(srcdir)/genmk.rb < $< > $@; \ fi and if you check above the definitions you get: RUBY = Let me do some checks... Running: make distclean ./configure generates another Makefile which does contain: RUBY = /usr/bin/ruby and why's that? Because meanwhile I was compiling I've done a symbolic link from /usr/bin/ruby to /usr/bin/ruby1.9 I mean... I've installed ruby1.9 as you requested but your grub2 isn't unable to use it. Now it seems that everything goes fine. Should not be adviced in the INSTALL or README file that you have to put a symlink from /usr/bin/ruby to /usr/bin/ruby1.9 ?? adrian15 ___ Grub-devel mailing list Grub-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/grub-devel
Re: how to add a new command
Alex Roman escribió: On 12/06/07, adrian15 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Once I write a new command like map.c or pause.c how am I supposed to add it to the standard grub? Should I write the makefiles manually?! or should I use some of the .sh files at the grub2 source code root folder? I've been editing the .rmk files in conf/ which should cause the .mk files to get updated (at least that's my understanding of it, so far). Make sure the command is placed in the right Makefile... I had the problem where I was including the command in both grub-emu and grub/i386-pc and grub-emu didn't link due to undefined symbols (because those didn't exist in grub-emu). Cheers! I've finally edit conf/i386-pc.rmk, copy-pasted the play.c code and find/replace with map.c. Then I run make: make prompts this: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Desktop/gnu/grub2/grub2_2007_05_31_map$ make if test "x" = x; then \ touch conf/i386-pc.mk; \ else \ ./genmk.rb < conf/i386-pc.rmk > conf/i386-pc.mk; \ fi make: No se hace nada para `all'. If you check: i386-pc.mk then there is no reference to: "/map.c" If I delete i386-pc.mk and run make again: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Desktop/gnu/grub2/grub2_2007_05_31_map$ make Makefile:111: conf/i386-pc.mk: No existe el fichero o el directorio if test "x" = x; then \ touch conf/i386-pc.mk; \ else \ ./genmk.rb < conf/i386-pc.rmk > conf/i386-pc.mk; \ fi make: No se hace nada para `all'. and a empty i386-pc.mk file is created. I check genmk.rb and it is not an executable file. ___ Grub-devel mailing list Grub-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/grub-devel
Re: how to add a new command
Robert Millan escribió: Look at how other commands are hooked in. rgrep(1) is your friend :-) I already did that and it seemed to me to complicated to add a simple command compared to grub legacy. That's why I asked, I'll try with Alex Roman suggestion. adrian15 ___ Grub-devel mailing list Grub-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/grub-devel
Re: how to add a new command
On 12/06/07, adrian15 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Once I write a new command like map.c or pause.c how am I supposed to add it to the standard grub? Should I write the makefiles manually?! or should I use some of the .sh files at the grub2 source code root folder? I've been editing the .rmk files in conf/ which should cause the .mk files to get updated (at least that's my understanding of it, so far). Make sure the command is placed in the right Makefile... I had the problem where I was including the command in both grub-emu and grub/i386-pc and grub-emu didn't link due to undefined symbols (because those didn't exist in grub-emu). Cheers! -- Alex Roman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ___ Grub-devel mailing list Grub-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/grub-devel
Re: how to add a new command
On Tue, Jun 12, 2007 at 01:56:52PM +0200, adrian15 wrote: > Once I write a new command like map.c or pause.c how am I supposed to > add it to the standard grub? > Should I write the makefiles manually?! or should I use some of the > .sh > files at the grub2 source code root folder? Look at how other commands are hooked in. rgrep(1) is your friend :-) -- Robert Millan My spam trap is [EMAIL PROTECTED] Note: this address is only intended for spam harvesters. Writing to it will get you added to my black list. ___ Grub-devel mailing list Grub-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/grub-devel
