On Sun, Oct 27, 2019 at 11:35 PM Rob Landley <r...@landley.net> wrote: > > On 10/27/19 10:08 AM, Denys Nykula wrote: > > On Sat, Oct 26, 2019 at 07:06:54PM -0500, Rob Landley wrote: > >> On 10/16/19 6:19 PM, Denys Nykula wrote: > >>> Yes, NetBSD package repository appears to be easier to bootstrap on Linux > >>> than > >>> those of GNU/distros. Package recipes are an independent layer from > >>> toolchain and > >>> core utils flavor, no init system enforced etc. > >> > >> Is there a walkthrough on doing this or a URL I could follow it at? More > >> build > >> environments to test against is good... > > > > Script master is acme.js.org/world, comment at the beginning is example > > how to run. > > This is usually the kind of thing people have a repo for somewhere. :) > > (It's long and complicated enough it might be nice if it were versioned...) > > This is... dense. > > This is probably the most immediately interesting line of it to me: > > for i in BC DIFF EXPR GROUPADD GZIP ROUTE SH TR USERADD VI WGET
fwiw, that's remarkably similar to the AOSP list... bc, diff, expr, gzip, sh, and tr. > hmmmm.... > > sed -i "s/<(.*)/:/" s*/* > > The script you're running this on can't handle bash syntax? Except why are you > doing that _after_ running defconfig? > > Why do you do: > > mv root/*/*/usr/src/distfiles/* ../pkgsrc/distfiles > > _before_ running "make root"? And what context does: > > cd ../../../../*x-* > > run in? (It looks like you're in the toybox source dir? From the start of the > script you cloned some repos off of github and cd'd into toybox, and now > you're > cd-ing three levels above that?) > > I haz a confused. > > > In empty dir, drop a musl.cc native toolchain tgz for your > > arch, and run the script. After hours, in $PWD/toybox/root/*/*-fs there's > > complete root. Chroot there /bin/su -, for a login shell. To list which of > > my top netbook packages you built successfully, pkg_info -u. See complete > > pkgsrc doc with lynx /usr/src/doc/pkgsrc.html, and just ls /usr/src and > > generally ls around to learn what's available or not. Export > > MANPATH=/usr/pkg/man if my profile fails to set it. > > I'm still working my way through to the end of "make root in toybox". Have to > look at what you did _in_ that root in the morning... > > > Presence of /usr/src/*/*/work/ means its parent dir package failed. One > > such package, xinit, I expect to err. Others mean I need to debug and > > don't know that yet. > > > > Please run only in virtual machine, as root from some livecd. > > My build systems have all run as a normal user (NOT requiring root on the > host) > since about 2004. (Point of pride. :) > > > I stay in > > $PWD but I assume git clone, gmake root, cd, tar x, rm -r, chroot and > > mount succeed, and then I do ln and mv with relative paths. Tested on > > arch, gentoo and itself; with glibc and musl; bash and mksh; coreutils, > > busybox and toybox; armv7l and x86_64. > > > > Both make and gmake in your path have to point at gmake, mkroot-specific. > > This is what "alias" is for. :) > > > Packages mostly accept a MAKE argument with a path to make or explicit > > the g prefix. Base system doesn't ln unprefixed make in path here. There > > exists after all a variable I'd like mkroot to use (: > > > > This should be enough to see how to automate a pkgsrc build for use as a > > regressive integration test for toybox. > > It looks like the pieces are here, I just have to do some squinting. Thanks. > > Rob > _______________________________________________ > Toybox mailing list > Toybox@lists.landley.net > http://lists.landley.net/listinfo.cgi/toybox-landley.net _______________________________________________ Toybox mailing list Toybox@lists.landley.net http://lists.landley.net/listinfo.cgi/toybox-landley.net