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From: <hzu...@ra...> - 2004-01-05 18:51:48
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On 01/05/2004 10:27:36 AM t.tait wrote: >> > Looks like 1.1 has some revamped build methods, >> >> Yes, a little. :-) >> >> > I guess the build order >> > is now done automatically via the dependencies list in the scripts? >> >> Yes, it uses the "Required-Start/Provides/Default-Start" stuff. >> >> > But how is a new package added to the menus? >> >> That hasn't changed. Are you familiar with the old method? >> >> > Also, is there really a need for a .configure file for each package? >> > And does the makefile need all those options? The package in >question >> > (<http://thekelleys.org.uk/dnsmasq/>) has a very simple makefile >that >> > seems to compile by itself just fine.... >> >> That has nothing to do with DL. It depends on the package itself. >> Some packages come with a ./configure file, some don't. Some have >> different instructions to build and install the package. You have >> to write the script to match the package install instructions. >> >> - BS > >I've forgotten how I got it into the menus before:) I lost that lfs >tree during some gyrations with my build system:( I added the line into >the build/.config file, but I'm sure thats not all it needs. I also >need to do the insserv thing when setup on target too. Thanks- It's best just to execute "make prepare" to get the scripts re-ordered. For the configuration part, take a look into build/scripts/configuration and build/scripts/configuration/help Heiko |