> That's the right way to go about, anything that supports cross-compilation
> natively, should be built that way. I think sb2 is pretty good at solving
> the regular autotools package, anything totally exotic is likely to not
> work and I don't want to take the design decisions to make sb2 bulletp
On 11/12/07 17:49 +0100, Harald Radke wrote:
> > It seems sb2 has gotten a little slow ;)
> > I guess the busybox buildsystem is hitting the path mapping code pretty
> > hard. Will have to look at this more later.
> well, I actually guess that getting things like busybox to work inside sb2
> isn't
> It seems sb2 has gotten a little slow ;)
> I guess the busybox buildsystem is hitting the path mapping code pretty
> hard. Will have to look at this more later.
well, I actually guess that getting things like busybox to work inside sb2
isn't that important since it is designed to cross compile..
On 11/12/07 15:00 +0100, Harald Radke wrote:
> hm, I updated the git source and rebuilt it...
>
> Intersting:
>
> * inside SB2, building busybox:
> "make install prefix=/home/loonatix/BB"
>
> takes about 40 secs before actual visbily proceeding (now I am not sure if it
> really hung before the
hm, I updated the git source and rebuilt it...
Intersting:
* inside SB2, building busybox:
"make install prefix=/home/loonatix/BB"
takes about 40 secs before actual visbily proceeding (now I am not sure if it
really hung before the update or if I was just too unpatient, sorry!)
However, there
On 11/12/07 13:15 +0100, Harald Radke wrote:
> Setup: - buildroot uclibc toolchain, eabi, gcc-4.2.1
>- related buildroot root-fs with nothing more than
> - ucClibc on it (I know it should be a fully populated one but I
> want to
> build it from scratch *g*)
>
> inside SB2, b
> This has now been dealt with in the emulation mode, so doing
> "sb2 -e make install" has access to $HOME.
Problem:
I try to install busybox.
Setup: - buildroot uclibc toolchain, eabi, gcc-4.2.1
- related buildroot root-fs with nothing more than
- ucClibc on it (I know it
On 08/12/07 20:10 +0200, Lauri Leukkunen wrote:
> none-issue when building debian packages. Maybe a special switch "sb2 -i"
> which would behave like "-e" but would grant access to $PWD?
This has now been dealt with in the emulation mode, so doing
"sb2 -e make install" has access to $HOME.
/laur
On 08/12/07 18:42 +0100, Harald Radke wrote:
> Hi there!
>
> After successfully (?) installing SB2, I tried to build ncurses...built went
> fine, but installation not that good... actually the "make install"
> called /usr/bin/install which in turn tried to put files in the host /usr/*
> structu
Hi there!
After successfully (?) installing SB2, I tried to build ncurses...built went
fine, but installation not that good... actually the "make install"
called /usr/bin/install which in turn tried to put files in the host /usr/*
structure, not the buildroot one...
My question:
is this an in
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