Hi
I've worked it out. I was in the wrong directory when
applying the patches.
Incase anyone else is interested in doing the same thing,
here's my script:
# unpack the debian orig source ball
tar zxf ${ORIGPATH}/source/glibc_*orig*
cd glibc*
# Use the Debian script to extract glibc and overlay
On Sun, 2004-01-25 at 16:26, Stuart Winter wrote:
> # Delete non-ARM patches:
> ( cd debian/patches
> rm -rf *cvs* *sparc* *alpha* *s390* *mips* *hppa* *m68k* *?86* *powerpc*
> )
The patches are often interdependent. You must apply all of them,
particularly the -cvs ones.
p.
On Mon, 26 Jan 2004, Philip Blundell wrote:
> The patches are often interdependent. You must apply all of them,
> particularly the -cvs ones.
I did also try patching without deleting the non-ARM named patch files.
However, I *think* that the problem is that some of the patches require
patch -p0
At Sun, 25 Jan 2004 16:26:13 + (GMT),
Stuart Winter wrote:
> However, because I do not have the Debian dpkg- utilities, I can't
> do this.
>
> Instead, what I have tried so far is:
>
> tar zxf ../glibc_2.3.2.ds1.orig.tar.gz
> cd glibc-2.3.2.ds1
> /bin/sh prep.sh
> zcat ../../glibc_2.3.2.ds1-1
Hi
I'm trying to cross compile glibc for ARM on my Slackware
x86 Linux box and I would like to use the patches from Debian's
diff.
Could anybody please tell me how how I can use the patches ?
I have looked at the debian/rules.d/dpatch.mk
and it would appear that I have to do this in order to rep
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