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On Tue, 2008-10-28 at 17:40 +0100, Andreas Zuber wrote: |
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> > BAD Cross Compile support? |
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> I tried to cross compile several packages (gdm, gtkmm, xorg-server...).. It |
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> always failed somewhere. There was also a Problem that emerge said the |
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> package is masked for ~amd64, but i tried to compile packages for arm... |
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Sounds like the method. probably intermixing ~arch ebuilds with a stable |
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build host and or lucked out at one point and ran into a combo that did |
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not compile for you. Tip. -O is friend. |
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Anyway native versions of the bins for the OM can be found here |
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http://tinderbox.dev.gentoo.org/embedded/openmoko/ |
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> How would you call that? Good Cross Compile support? |
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"good" vs "bad" are quite different things. try not to confuse them. So |
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yeah cross-compiles always tend to quite a bit of voodoo and often send |
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people running away pulling hair out. |
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> > I've got shy of 900 pkgs for that exact CHOST all cross compiled. |
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> > Perl is about the only problem. But then perl does not really belong on |
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> > a phone either.. |
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> Maybe you now say that the packages i try to compile do not belong on a phone |
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> too.. but this doesn't make it better. |
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> I'm not a specialist in writing ebuilds or make them cross compiling aware so |
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> i try another way to get gentoo on my freerunner. |
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Good luck. |
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Ned Ludd <solar@g.o> |
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