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Hi! I can't answer your questions as i'm one of the cross-compilers but i do |
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have one question: You said you are using gentoo on the freerunner. Does |
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that mean you use it as the main OS (including phone related stuff)? Because |
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almost everybody had to give up (including myself yesterday) using Gentoo on |
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a daily basis because we all had troubles getting the phone-related stuff to |
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work reliably. The funny thing is that almost everybody faces different |
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problems (using shr i can call other ppl without problems but i can't answer |
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incoming calls and for dagger for example it's exactly the other way |
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around). |
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To answer one question: Well if the sheevaplug uses a arm4-softfloat |
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processor it should be possible to use it for native-compilation fir the |
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phone (i guess that's what you want to do) But i think it would be easier |
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just to get the gta02-devboard from openmoko as this has exaclty the same |
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hardware as the freerunner itself. |
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HTH, |
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Christoph |
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On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 10:51 AM, Nicola Mfb <nicola.mfb@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Hi! |
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> I'm using gentoo on freerunner and I'm quite happy with it. Actually I'm |
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> emerging natively to have access to a bigger number of applications than |
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> using cross-compilation and to help in ~arm keywording. To avoid taking the |
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> phone at home, emerging stuff and breaking the SD card with too many writes, |
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> I'm using a qemu-system-arm box building binary packages, and it's really |
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> slow (but faster the real device), for example qt 4.5.0 compiled in about 1 |
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> week. As of this I'm trying to avoid perodic "emerge -e", and reuse the |
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> stuff already emerged, so I need some tips to mantain a coerhent build |
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> system. |
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> |
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> Last night I updated the openmoko overlay and noted that the xorg-server |
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> ebuild was updated, but when doing emerge -DuNpv world it did not appear in |
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> the list of rebuilding package. I think this is due the fact that the |
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> package did not changed the revision number. So is it possible to tell |
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> emerge to check that the ebuild was effectively changed for example checking |
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> the /var/db/pkg/* stuff? As alternative is there a ready to use script to do |
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> these cheks? |
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> The second question is about dependencies as it may be that some packages |
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> in the last weeks loosed or gained some dependencies, or that them was |
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> autopicked from filesystem with autotools, to clean the system is the |
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> "emerge -e world && emerge --depclean && revdev-rebuild" the only solution? |
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> May I suppose that cleaning /var/lib/portage/world from stuff, doing |
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> "ROOT=/stage4 emerge -gK world", chrooting to /stage4 and doing |
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> revdev-rebuild take me to the same results? May I produce a stage3 in the |
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> same way? |
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> And last! do you know some fastand cheap arm based hardware I may use for |
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> arm native compilation? I'm interested in |
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> http://www.engadget.com/2009/02/24/marvells-sheevaplug-linux-pc-fits-in-its-power-adapter/but I did not know if I may have issues using the openmoko toolchain on it. |
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> Thanks |
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> |
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> Nicola |
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> |