> Will you add new Go releases there as they come out so that we can bootstrap
> from previous releases?
Yes. I've scripted the process to do that.
> Also, the Git script is working quite well for me. Thanks for that too.
You're welcome :-)
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David du Colombier
Thanks David,
Will you add new Go releases there as they come out so that we can bootstrap
from previous releases?
Also, the Git script is working quite well for me. Thanks for that too.
Chris
> On Nov 13, 2016, at 1:07 PM, David du Colombier <0in...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I've updated the Go
I've updated the Go binary packages with the fix to make.rc:
http://9legacy.org/download/go/go1.7.3-plan9-386-bootstrap.tbz
http://9legacy.org/download/go/go1.7.3-plan9-amd64-bootstrap.tbz
http://9legacy.org/download/go/go1.7.3-plan9-arm6-bootstrap.tbz
http://9legacy.org/download/go/go1.7.3-plan9-
Thanks David, Stanley,
I managed to get the cross compile to work using the 9legacy go binaries and
the git script.
The workaround for the error I received before is to create a dummy rc script
called 'install' and put it into my /bin. The go make.rc script calls it and
continues on seemingly
Chris McGee wrote:
>I tried this command with both go 1.7.3 and master branches. Both fail
>right after “ Building packages and commands for host, plan9/386”
>with an error “install: ./install not found.”
>
>It seems like the go bootstrap tool is trying to call a binary called
>“install” but
I tried this command with both go 1.7.3 and master branches. Both fail right
after “ Building packages and commands for host, plan9/386” with an error
“install: ./install not found.”
It seems like the go bootstrap tool is trying to call a binary called “install”
but there are none on my sys
> To cross compile with make.rc do you just set GOARCH and GOOS and just
run it?
Yes and you can add the --no-rebuild flag to prevent cmd/dist to remove the
existing binaries.
For example:
℅ GOOS=plan9 GOARCH=arm make.rc --no-rebuild
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David du Colombier
To cross compile with make.rc do you just set GOARCH and GOOS and just run it?
> On Oct 29, 2016, at 2:46 PM, David du Colombier <0in...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Maybe cross compile isn't working with Go on plan9 yet?
>
> I don't know about bootstrap.sh, but cross-compiling works fine on Plan 9
> Maybe cross compile isn't working with Go on plan9 yet?
I don't know about bootstrap.sh, but cross-compiling works fine on Plan 9
using make.rc.
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David du Colombier
Thanks David,
These binaries are great as a starting point to compile newer versions of Go.
I almost fully automated the preparation of my 9front rpi sd card images. Cross
compiling from plan9 386 to plan9 arm using the bootstrap fails with this error:
Install: './install' not found
Maybe cros
As you wish:
http://www.9legacy.org/download/go/go1.7.3-plan9-386-bootstrap.tbz
http://www.9legacy.org/download/go/go1.7.3-plan9-amd64-bootstrap.tbz
http://www.9legacy.org/download/go/go1.7.3-plan9-arm6-bootstrap.tbz
http://www.9legacy.org/download/go/go1.7.3-plan9-arm7-bootstrap.tbz
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David du
> An alternative to building a Go 1.4.3 bootstrap environment, is to build a
Go 1.7 bootstrap environment for Plan 9 in a mainstream environment ...
> If you want to build the current Go source from scratch on plan9/386,
you can just do...
The binary I built was specifically for arm (or more accu
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