On Fri, Jan 20, 2006 at 04:29:14PM +0100, Olivier Kaloudoff wrote: > Hi, > > I successfully installed scratchbox 0.9.8.5, but cannot create a new > rootstrap target ... > > > [sbox-: ~] > sbox-config -ct SDK_PC > > Available compilers: > 0) arm-linux-gcc3.4.cs-uclibc0.9.27-nofpu > 1) arm-linux-gcc3.4.cs-uclibc0.9.27 > 2) host-gcc > > Enter compiler number: 0 > > Available CPU-transparency methods: > sbrsh > qemu-arm > qemu-ppc > > Enter method name (qemu-arm): > /scratchbox/tools/bin/sbox-config: line 705: /dev/null: Permission denied > qemu-arm not found in PATH
Hmm.. sounds more like the issue is not with qemu, but in the device node access itself. Try following commands: Outside scratchbox: $ echo foo > /dev/null If this fails, there is something horribly wrong in your system. $ echo foo > /scratchbox/dev/null If this fails, either the device nodes are not created correctly, their permission flags are screwed or /scratchbox is located somewhere that is mounted with "nodev" flag. Inside scratchbox: [sbox-HOST: ~] > echo foo > /scratchbox/dev/null If the previous command works, then this should work too. If not, there might be some strange redirections in your environment. [sbox-HOST: ~] > echo foo > /dev/null If the above works, but this fails, the /dev in your sb target refers to wrong place. -- Toni Timonen 040-5111863,GPG 0x7984A4FD _______________________________________________ Scratchbox-users mailing list Scratchbox-users@lists.scratchbox.org http://lists.scratchbox.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/scratchbox-users
