Yes, it does.
> From: j...@pengutronix.de
> To: oselas@community.pengutronix.de
> Date: Mon, 2 Mar 2015 11:19:55 +0100
> CC: dave_fest...@hotmail.com
> Subject: Re: [oselas] Latest mini2440BSP bash pidof problems
>
> On Saturday 28 February 2015 08:11:20 Dave Festing wrote:
The penny just dropped, if I do:
pidof php5 data.php
the PID is returned.
Looks like the initial problem ... ie from the directory that data.php is in,
that it couldn't be invoked by ./data.php but worked with php5 data.php seems
to influence how pidof now works.
Well, looks like I have a work
.de
> To: oselas@community.pengutronix.de
> Date: Mon, 2 Mar 2015 10:30:15 +0100
> CC: dave_fest...@hotmail.com
> Subject: Re: [oselas] Latest mini2440BSP bash pidof problems
>
> Hi Dave,
>
> On Saturday 28 February 2015 08:11:20 Dave Festing wrote:
> > Upgraded a sy
Upgraded a system that has been working nicely with the previous BSP and 3.7
and having a few problems.
My main PHP script starts with:
#!/usr/bin/php5
Upgraded from Ubuntu 10.04LTS to Xubuntu 14.04LTS on both my desktop and
netbook.
I can ptxdist go and ptxdist images on the Desktop but on the netbook,
withptxdist images, I get the following error:
davef@davef-AOD255E:~/OSELAS.BSP-Pengutronix-Mini2440-2013.10.0$ ptxdist images
Creating ipkg ind
; Framebuffer Console support[*] Map the console to
the primary display device
[*] Select compiled-in fonts [*] VGA 8x8 font
Thanks,Girish
On Sun, Aug 3, 2014 at 11:47 AM, dave festing wrote:
Girish,
This does sound familiar ... have you enabled virtua
Girish,
This does sound familiar ... have you enabled virtual terminal in the kernel?
Device Drivers --->
Character devices --->
[*] Virtual terminal
[*] Enable character translations in console
[*] Support for console on virtual terminal
Graphics suppor
.git repository for
further details.
and some thing that said "Current release is
OSELAS.BSP-Pengutronix-Mini2440-2013.10.0.tgz"
any ways.. thanks for the quick response.. I'll check the link you provided.
Thanks,Girish
On Sat, Jul 19, 2014 at 2:17 AM, dave festing wrote:
==
There is difference in load address and entry point between the two kernels as
seen above but i don't think this makes any difference..
Thanks,Girish
On Fri, Jul 18, 2014 at 1:59 AM, dave festing wrote:
I sometimes get errors like this on my local mirror. Is
I sometimes get errors like this on my local mirror. Is it possible to change
to another repository?
Regards,
Dave
Date: Thu, 17 Jul 2014 23:51:18 +0530
From: dcgiris...@gmail.com
To: b.buer...@pengutronix.de
CC: oselas@community.pengutronix.de
Subject: Re: [oselas] Compiling PTXdist
Hello Bjø
I just happened to be looking files in /etc (mini2440 root)
and noticed this entry in mtab (last line):
gvfs-fuse-daemon /home/davef/.gvfs fuse.gvfs-fuse-daemon /
rw,nosuid,nodev,relatime,user_id=1000,group_id=1000 0 0
My first reaction was, because a long while ago I did have
a /home/davef direc
> OK, I have set my mini2440 hwclock to UTC.
>
> hwclock --show gives UTC time
> hwclock -u gives local time
> hwclock -l gives UTC time
>
> When I set the hwclock on my netbook (Ubuntu) to UTC
>
> hwclock --show gives UTC time
> hwclock -u gives UTC time
> hwclock --localtime gives
Jürgen Beisert writes:
>
>
> On Tuesday 17 December 2013 10:48:16 Dave Festing wrote:
> > On the 9thDec - date and hwclock changed from displaying the same time to
> > the hwclock being correct BUT date showing a time 13 hours ahead of my
> > current local time. O
On the 9thDec - date and hwclock changed from displaying the same time to
the hwclock being correct BUT date showing a time 13 hours ahead of my
current local time. Only on my mini2440s running either the 2012.12
Pengutronix BSP or the 2013.09 version
Now, 13 hours is the difference between NZD
>
Juergen,
Based on your assessment of how the problem is made visible I would doubt
that it is the cause of my failure.
As my system also uses some USB code from Teensy and a 1-wire library from
Martin Thomas running on a separate uP, which just happens to be connected
to a mini2440, I feel it
Jürgen,
I should not have mentioned 1-wire. I was trying to indicate that there was
some USB activity as well as few other processes running in the background.
The circumstances stated for having this problem is "when using threads in
their application". As far as I aware my PHP script is not u
> All users of Linux-3.5 or later should update, to avoid unpredictable
> crashes when using threads in their application.
Currently, I am running thttpd, telnet and a PHP script (my application) in
the background.
Before I change to 3.10 and PTXdist 2013.08.0 I would like to know if doing
that
> You always can run programs which are compiled against headers from older
> kernels than it is currently running on your system. But not the other way.
OK. That is a clear rule.
> How to decide what header revisions must be used? Experience ;) and
> sometimes a project lists them as a require
I should mention I see where 2.6.39 is being called in the iptables rule
file and I think I know how to change to 3.7
I guess what I am asking is why is a specific kernel version called in the
rule file and how do you know when it needs changing and what to change it to!
The latest version is iptables-1.4.19
Where does some code in the source tell you what kernel (headers) you should
be compiling against?
I have done a bit of reading about kernel headers, but haven't found a list
of rules. glibc seems to be involved.
Obviously, one can compile older versions
Thank you.
Jürgen Beisert writes:
>
> Hi Dave,
>
> > [...]
> > I am pretty well convinced that something is enabling the 2.6.39 kernel
> > headers and even you try to return to the previous setup that they are not
> > removed.
>
> You can navigate to the kernel headers menu entry, select "help" and Kconf
David Festing writes:
>
> > I will just put back my previous ptxconfig file, which
> > I have fortunately saved :)
>
> And that saved the day. I searched through old emails and see that I had a
> similar problem when I tried to include RFKILL, when building WiFi support
> in the kernel about
Dave Festing writes:
>
> but, wanting to use 3.7.
>
> When I ticked iptables and then ptxdist go I was told that 2.6.39.tar.xz
> needed to be downloaded.
>
> CTRL C and disable iptables, still wants to download it.
>
> ptxdist clean root -> ditto
> ptxdist
I noticed that one can select both of these chats.
Can they exist together or is the preferred option to only include one?
Thanks,
Dave
but, wanting to use 3.7.
When I ticked iptables and then ptxdist go I was told that 2.6.39.tar.xz
needed to be downloaded.
CTRL C and disable iptables, still wants to download it.
ptxdist clean root -> ditto
ptxdist clean kernel -> ditto
I have had happen before when I was trying to get a WiFi
amit shah writes:
>
>
> Hi Dave The attachment is a tgz file use winrar to untar it if you
are using windows. The source is locatedSoundServer/SoundServer/ .
> There is no function connectToLocalFile in it . The function could be part
of QCoreApplication but I have not checked it yet.
amit shah writes:
>
> Hi All, I developing a qt based console (app) daemon to play
sound files .
> I'm using QT ver 4.7.3 with a 201108 version of ptx dist.
> When I launch the app with or without the -qws flag it gives me the
following error
>
> QWSSocket::connectToLocalFile could n
Appears autostart has changed since a year ago, because there is no
[ ] init --->
[ ] startup script
even in mini2440.BSP 2012.06.0
I tried to use rc.once.d and put the script in there but couldn't get that
to work.
rc.once.d seems to be a PTXdist implementation, ie there are only 5 hits on
>
> > I am not proceeding with a kernel module exercise, as trying to get a ASUS
> > N-10 WiFi adapter working on the mini2440 looks to be a much BIGGER job
> > than I imagined.
>
> A real challenge? ;)
>
One of the challenges is that there is maybe a file called rtl8712u.bin
which needs to go i
>
> After trying to do something exciting on the mini2440 and failing I did a
> ptxdist clean kernel and ptxdist clean root.
>
> On ptxdist go the first thing that happens is that is tries to download 2.6.39
>
> The selected_platformconfig says:
>
> PTXCONF_KERNEL_VERSION="3.7"
>
> Before I cl
After trying to do something exciting on the mini2440 and failing I did a
ptxdist clean kernel and ptxdist clean root.
On ptxdist go the first thing that happens is that is tries to download 2.6.39
The selected_platformconfig says:
PTXCONF_KERNEL_VERSION="3.7"
Before I clean everything out and
>
> Hi,
>
> I have read through:
>
> PTXdist Application Note
> Kernel Driver Development
>
> and it doesn't seem to apply to current versions of PTXdist. Is there a
> more recent App note?
>
> Thanks,
> Dave
>
>
For example on page 2:
project$ cd rules/
project/rules$ ptxdist newpacket
Hi,
I have read through:
PTXdist Application Note
Kernel Driver Development
and it doesn't seem to apply to current versions of PTXdist. Is there a
more recent App note?
Thanks,
Dave
Juergen,
As usual ... very well explained.
Thank you!
Dave
Juergen Beisert writes:
>
> Hi Dave,
>
> Where should it include it? Into the "/root" or into
> the images which PTXdist can create for the NAND or an SD card?
>
> Are these files part of the "rootfs"-package? About what files do
> you talk here exactly?
>
> Regards,
> Juergen
Hi Juergen,
Hi,
After not doing this for about 2 months I find that this command now does not
include my files from /projectroot with a ptdist go.
A ptxdist clean root does both.
All the right boxes are ticked in menuconfig.
First, I noticed this on a fall-back 2012.06.0 version, but it also happens on
my
on.
If there is something I have missed I'd appreciate any suggestions.
Cheers,
Dave
> From: j...@pengutronix.de
> To: oselas@community.pengutronix.de
> Date: Mon, 4 Feb 2013 10:31:46 +0100
> CC: dave_fest...@hotmail.com
> Subject: Re: [oselas] Backlight control
>
> In my previous Qt work I had Framebuffer Console support enabled. Was that
> incorrect? The last sentence in the above sounds like I didn't need to enable
> Framebuffer Console support. Does Qt application = graphical application?
Just a follow-up .. yes a Qt application works with Framebuffe
> Dave Festing writes:
>
> Does someone know how to wake up the backlight on events other than hitting
> a
> key on a USB keyboard? I am running a Qt application and it would be nice
> to
> wake up on a mouse event.
>
> Or, is there a way to stop the backlight go
Does someone know how to wake up the backlight on events other than hitting a
key on a USB keyboard? I am running a Qt application and it would be nice to
wake up on a mouse event.
Or, is there a way to stop the backlight going off from user space? I could put
that in my script before running th
http://www.cnx-software.com/2013/01/16/barebox-bootloader-status-update-elce-2012/
> Date: Wed, 16 Jan 2013 08:11:15 -0200
> From: fran...@gmail.com
> To: j...@pengutronix.de
> CC: oselas@community.pengutronix.de; syncopatedc...@gmail.com
> Subject: Re: [oselas] Barebox framebuffer driver for min
gt; CC: dave_fest...@hotmail.com
> Subject: Re: [oselas] USB powered monitor
>
> dave festing wrote:
> > Has anyone tried building support for a USB powered monitor (Dynalink USB
> > framebuffer support)?
>
> Not yet, sorry. But if you get it run on your Linux based host
In ptxdist kernelconfig?
Graphics support
-> Console display driver support
-> <*> Framebuffer Console support
-> [*] Map the console to the primary display device
-> [*] Select compiled in fonts
-> [*] VGA 8*8 font
Can't answer the 2nd part.
Date: Tue, 15 Jan 2013 14:20:37 -0500
Has anyone tried building support for a USB powered monitor (Dynalink USB
framebuffer support)?
Thanks,
Dave
t 11:05 AM, dave festing wrote:
Have you been able to build other packages and now you can't build this one?
Dave
From: razi...@gmail.com
Date: Wed, 9 Jan 2013 10:59:51 +0200
To: oselas@community.pengutronix.de
Subject: [oselas] ERROR: ld.so: object 'libfakeroot.so' from LD_PRE
Have you been able to build other packages and now you can't build this one?
Dave
From: razi...@gmail.com
Date: Wed, 9 Jan 2013 10:59:51 +0200
To: oselas@community.pengutronix.de
Subject: [oselas] ERROR: ld.so: object 'libfakeroot.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot
be preloaded: ignored
Hello
i am tr
>
Juergen,
Could you confirm that I used the correct procedure here? It worked but maybe
ptxdist extract nano, modify config.h and ptxdist go is more appropriate.
Dave
>
A wordaround for the problem of not handling \< and \> in the more acceptable
manner has been suggested by Chris Allegretta, the Nano maintainer as follows:
*
You may be able to work around this by replacing the following line in
config.h after running configure:
/* #undef GNU_WORDBOUNDS */
> In most cases that's because the BSP was moved. fakeroot remembers an
> absolute path to die directory containing libfakeroot.so. If that changes,
> fakeroot fails to find it. If that's not the case, is there a
> libfakeroot.so in the PATHS specified in sysroot-host/bin/fakeroot lind 38?
Oops!!!
>
After I added my own rootfs files they had to be selected in menuconfig,
so yes the ptxconfig was saved after any changes.
Looking at line 38 in sysroot-host/bin/fakeroot I am directed to
sysroot-host/lib/fakeroot. In that directory there are 4 files:
libfakeroot.a
libfakeroot.la
libfakeroot.
I built a basic configuration successfully, but when I added my own rootfs
as per page 63 I got this error:
davef@davef-laptop:~/Pengutronix2012$ ptxdist go
target: libffi.targetinstall
install_init: preparing for image creation of 'lib
> Hi everybody (but especially Dave Festing)
> Dave, may I remember you to your email from 19.09.2012?
> Quotation: "Mehmet, I will write a HowTo document that should help
> reduce the risk of a heart attack! Around mid-October."
>
> :)
>
>
see page 63 in the
C: dave_fest...@hotmail.com
> Subject: Re: [oselas] Nano enable nanorc
>
> Hi Dave,
>
> Dave Festing wrote:
> > Just in case anyone has problems with nanorc scripts that contain \< and \>
> > sequences in them.
> >
> > Try changing them to \b
> >
nano -V tells me how nano has been built by default. Looking at joe.make for
hints I modified nano.make, specifically this line to include the two new
options I want:
#
# autoconf
#
NANO_AUTOCONF := $(CROSS_AUTOCONF_USR) --enable-browser --enable-mouse
#
As I don't see any other differences be
>
Just in case anyone has problems with nanorc scripts that contain \< and \>
sequences in them.
Try changing them to \b
The suggestion from the hint I found is that \< and \> not being parsed
correctly could be a "libc issue".
Juergen Beisert writes:
>
> Hi Dave,
>
> Dave Festing wrote:
> > Just trying to understand the meaning of this line in /env/config
> >
> > # use 'ip=none' if you want to skip kernel ip configuration
> >
> > I have found that if I place my ne
To obtain syntax hi-lighting in Nano.
Using the up/down arrow keys doesn't work properly in some terminals.
up/down arrow keys colour
ansi doesn't work yes
linux works yes
screen doesn't work yes
vt100
Well, after an hour or so reading about different terminals and looking through
/usr/share/terminfo I tried:
setenv TERM=xterm, which didn't work. Then:
TERM=xterm and checked with printenv and it had changed.
Ran a PHP script and now there is colour!!
I still am struggling to get many of t
By default when building the 2.2.6 version of Nano you automatically get:
--enable-nanorc and
--enable-color
plus two other options.
I can place various versions of php.nanorc found on the www into /usr/share/nano
and get hilighted text, but NOT in color.
Nano syntax hilighting on the desktop w
>
Thank you that worked. Now, I don't have to type nano -w every time I
open a file :)
Next, I'll look at the syntax highlighting options.
Thought I would try enabling nanorc in nano 1.3.12 in the mini2440-2012.06.0
BSP
Modified nano.in to include the option. nano.make was modified by changing
the line:
NANO_AUTOCONF := $(CROSS_AUTOCONF_USR)
to:
NANO_AUTOCONF := $(CROSS_AUTOCONF_USR) \
--enable-nanorc
but get th
Just trying to understand the meaning of this line in /env/config
# use 'ip=none' if you want to skip kernel ip configuration
I have found that if I place my network parameters in /etc/network/interfaces
then I need to say 'ip=none' for booting with an SD card.
If I comment out my network parame
>
Thank you for the tip $PTXDIST_WORKSPACE.
Cheers,
Dave
Until you get the rule file sorted try cross-compile it using the PTXdist
toolchain and add it manually. I use to do that way for msmtp. thttpd and php5
before Juergen showed me how to write a simple rule file.
Dave
Date: Sat, 3 Nov 2012 10:36:23 +0100
From: bullt1...@gmail.com
To: oselas@c
ITY,optional)
@$(call install_fixup, daves_rootfs,SECTION,base)
@$(call install_fixup, daves_rootfs,AUTHOR,"Dave Festing
")
@$(call install_fixup, daves_rootfs,DESCRIPTION,missing)
# my install_alternative files
. . .
ifdef PTXCONF_DAVES_ROOTFS_MY_HOME_FILES_AND_D
Can install_alternative be used to install a directory or multiple files (at
once) rather than an individual file?
For example, I have this in my daves_rootfs.make file:
ifdef PTXCONF_DAVES_ROOTFS_TEST_PHP
@$(call install_alternative, daves_rootfs, 0, 0, 0755, /home/test.php)
endif
Rathe
>
Juergen,
I am quite happy you leaving it until then.
Sounds an exciting development.
Mehmet, I will write a HowTo document that should help reduce the risk
of a heart attack! Around mid-October.
Cheers,
Dave
Maybe, fontutil is another program like fakeroot that you have to install
manually.
http://ie.archive.ubuntu.com/ftp.frugalware.org/pub/frugalware/
frugalware-current/source/x11/font-util/
Just a suggestion as I haven't tried to build xorg.
Good luck!
> > @$call install_copy, msmtp, 0, 0, 0755, $(MSMTP_DIR)/src/msmtp, /dev/null)
>
> This would copy the file in "$(MSMTP_DIR)/src/msmtp" into target's
> 'dev/null'.
> I think it is not what you intend to do ;)
Correct, I changed /dev/null to /usr/bin/msmtp
> BTW: Many autotools based packages
Oops,
msmtp has not been installed in root/usr but in build-target/msmtp-1.4.28/src
I'll try again, so ignore my incorrect changes to @$call install_copy . . .
>Juergen,
I spent about an hour on Google and reading documentation on sourceforge trying
to figure out how one accesses files at:
> ptxdist: enter URL of basedir.:
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/msmtp/msmtp/1.4.28
I noticed that when you click on the above link that I end up a
Trying to make a rules file for msmtp and I am stopped at
.
I can not find any archives that don't have a /download after the file
name and putting <.tar.bz2/download> in the MSMTP_SUFFIX line doesn't
work.
msmtp is not in the pengutronix.de/software/ptxdist/temporary-src
directory either.
Any
Entering again . . .
The symlink to PTXdist-2012.06.0 behaved the same. The puzzling thing is I was
able to do one successful build so PTX must have found a correct version to use.
I'll work away quietly, noting that the patch will have to be re-applied . . .
if I start over.
SORRY guys!
Classic error (well for me) I did not actually remove PTXdist-2011.11.0 when I
said I did.
I have not removed anything yet, so will just get rid of PTXdist-2011.11.0 or
make a symlink like has been described so many times before.
Exit . . .
Dave
> Or switched to a new version of ptxdist without recompiling everything.
- I cleaned everything to do with PTXdist off the machine
- installed PTXdist 2011.11.0
- built the toolchain
- removed PTXdist 2011.11.0 (paranoid!)
- installed PTXdist 2012.06.0
- built mini2440BSP-2012.06.0
- applied the
Got all the way through to a successful image and then went back and changed a
few things in ptxdist menuconfig.
Started off re-building glibc (because I ticked the timezone stuff?) and ended
with this error:
lib -
/opt/OSELAS.Toolchain-2011.11.0/arm-v4t-linux-gnueabi/gcc-4.6.2-glibc-2.14.1-
binu
Juergen Beisert writes:
>
> Hi Dave,
>
> Dave Festing wrote:
> > I can echo and cat /dev/ttyACM0 on my desktop installation of Ubuntu
> > 10.02TLS, but there must be a different way of doing in on the mini2440!
> >
> > Doing cat /dev/ttyACMO just results in
I can echo and cat /dev/ttyACM0 on my desktop installation of Ubuntu 10.02TLS,
but there must be a different way of doing in on the mini2440!
Doing cat /dev/ttyACMO just results in a long period of "thinking" before I hit
CTRL C to get back to the prompt.
The command:
adduser -G root dialout
ju
Karim,
Attached is a script for building an older version of PHP5. Also, you will
need to change the script to the latest Pengutronix toolchain, if that is what
you are using.
Cheers,
Dave
php5-compile.sh
Description: application/shellscript
Juergen,
If I used the ptxdist drop nanocom compile I would get this:
davef@davef-laptop:~/Pengutronix12$ ptxdist go
---
target: nanocom.compile
---
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/davef/Pengutronix12/platform-mini2440/
build-target/nanocom-1.0'
rm -rf
Juergen,
Thought I'd go with the second method.
Just to confirm:
mkdir -p patches/nancom-1.0 for me is in
$(PTXDIST_WORKSPACE)/patches/ (= BSP)
/usr/local/lib/ptxdist-2011.12.0 and because it is owned by root sudo
was required.
However, I don't understand what this step is doing:
echo dummy
Juergen,
Thanks for your usual detailed procedures, this time with two options!
I'll them both a trial-run.
Cheers,
Dave
I should add that there are 3 .c files that make up the source for Nanocom. I
suspect it might be because it doesn't know this little fact.
BTW, a trail run with the default Hello world example works fine.
As minicom running on a 3.5" mini2440 requires a very small font (4*6) I ticked
the nanocom box. It runs fine but I would like to change it's display to fit
better on my small screen.
So, I thought why not do a ptxdist newpackage src-make-prog called mycom.
Project sets up OK, but will not compi
Hang on a minute . . .
I must not be looking for this in the correct manner. There is no devtmpfs seen
in the host filesystem as well. Also, can't find devtmpfs in /proc.
I am lost!
I can see a /home/davef/Pengutronix12/platform-mini2440/build-target/
linux-3.1/include/config/devtmpfs that has
And DEVTMPFS_MOUNT=y
There is no /dev/tmpfs on the target. Had a look in the kernelconfig and
DEVTMPFS=y
What next?
Thanks,Dave
Noticed this seems to happen about 50% of the time since I have been back on
NFS. On SDcard it only pauses for about 3 seconds.
So, in /etc/init.d/udev
I changed /sbin/udevadm settle ---timeout=20
I now notice, using NFS, that it takes about 10 seconds for the message
to come up, so I guess it
Juergen,
> Sure. The word "network" in the "Network File System" implies a working
> network... :)
I'll add that to my growing list of helpful reminders!
I understood the comment in /evn/config
"use 'none' if you want to skip kernel autoconfiguration"
to mean that one was skipping autoconfigu
Yah Mk writes:
>
> Untill today I was working with ptxdist-2011.11.0.
> No idea why I decided to upgrade :)
> What I have done:
>
> 1. installed ptxdist-2012.02.2
> 2. extracted OSELAS.Toolchain-2011.11.1
>ptxdist select ptxconfigs/arm- etc.
>ptxdist go
>everthings was fine, bu
Got tftp working properly. Let's say that something was not configured
properly.
Then it stopped at trying to load the root filesystem.
Just by a stroke of luck I tried commenting out:
ip=none
and it now WORKS.
Recall, that ip=none was enabled to allow the mini2440 to boot up without an
eth
Juergen,
But, I am just trying to follow the manual. If I load the kernel by tftp it
takes about 5 minutes . . . the SD card method is much faster.
On re-reading my procedure for doing back about the middle of last year I see
that tftp was used for the kernel. I try to work out why this is so s
Any hint about this error:
Hit any key to stop autoboot: 1
phy0: Link is up - 100/Full
Filename './uImage-mini2440'.
NFS failed: Permission denied
Looked through most of the barebox source code and only found one mention of
"nfs". So, I can't see where the error message is generated. I can tf
> $ ptxdist menuconfig barebox
> [*] Networking Support --->
> [ ] nfs support
>
> If you enable this entry, Barebox also "understands" the 'nfs' command to
> load
> the kernel via NFS protocol.
>
> A common way to run your target completely via network is to use the TFTP
> pro
Trying to set up NFS on another machine and have hit a problem:
...
# autoboot settings
# can be either 'tftp', 'nfs', 'nand' or 'mmc'
kernel_loc=nfs
# can be either 'net', 'nand', 'initrd' or 'mmc'
rootfs_loc=net
running /env/bin/init...
Hit any key to stop autoboot: 0
Unknown command 'nf
I have read that this command will do the following:
- clean
- extract
- patch
Just curious if anything else happens, for example to the .config file. Mine
seemed to be unchanged. Is this expected behaviour?
Thanks,
Dave
Seeing as you have the latest toolchain, why not download 2011.12.0 or one of
the latest BSPs? I had some issues with pxtdist 2011.11.0 that I could not
confidently pass on as a suggestion.
Juergen Beisert
> > But I didn't add the .in and the .make files into the rules directory!
> You didn't add them??? Who else? Has someone hacked your host?
> I'm innocent!
> (except for mini2440-demo.in, qml-demo.make and qt4-demo.make)
Let's try again . . . when one calls ptxdist newpackage
> \o/ If you have a proposal how to describe this PTXdist feature, I would be
> happy to integrate it into the "How to become a PTXdist guru" manual.
Who . . . me? Sure I'll describe the reason for doing this tomorrow.
> Since you add this package and its files into your project, you also must
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