[coyotos-dev] Build xenv on Ubuntu

[Jonathan S. Shapiro]

Chris:

As it happens, I'm working on the cross tool environment as we speak, so
your timing is pretty good.

1. Do you have write permission on the CROSSROOT directory?

2. Try running "rm -rf BUILD/*" in ccs-xenv -- this smells like the
patch didn't get applied. To get it re-applied, you'll need to delete
those so that Makefile.target will regenerate them.

3. Can you run this in an emacs shell buffer and send me the entire
output privately so that I can see what is happening here? Please don't
send that to the list.


shap

On Wed, 2007-02-28 at 14:52 -0500, Christopher Nelson wrote:
> 
> 
> On 2/28/07, Jonathan S. Shapiro <shap at eros-os.com> wrote:
>         The sole purpose of xenv is to configure cross tools for
>         coyotos, so it
>         really should be trying to configure for that.
>         
>         I'm guessing that you tried to build this by hand, and
>         therefore the
>         patch did not get correctly applied. What command did you
>         originally run 
>         here?
> 
> First I was trying to build for capros.  So I did:
> 
> (cd ccs-xenv; make -f Makefile.xenv TARGETS="capros-i386"
> CROSSROOT=/capros/host)
> 
> Then I tried:
> 
> (cd ccs-xenv; make -f Makefile.xenv TARGETS="capros-i386"
> CROSSROOT=/capros)
> (cd ccs-xenv; make -f Makefile.xenv TARGETS="coyotos-i386"
> CROSSROOT=/capros)
> 
> Next, I decided that since I wanted to build coyotos too, I might as
> well just do that.  So I ran. 
> 
> (cd ccs-xenv; make -f Makefile.xenv TARGETS="coyotos-i386")
> 
> They all ended with the same error.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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