Re: [Devil-linux-develop] several compile problems ...

[Heiko Z. <he...@zu...>]

Manu ESCAR wrote:
> No, i didn't make unpack before menuconfig ! that's why it worked for my 
> second compilation as sources where in tmp dir !

A "mrproper" is necessary to ensure a clean build environment. The next 
step would be a "really-really-clean" which means deleting everything 
and unpacking the lfssystem. This is the way I use before I release any 
new version.

>>> so i opened another shell to see it was grsec patches ! Amazing as 
>>> the option was disabled for a while in my selection! So i edit 
>>> .config file to see that there is no ligne with CONFIG_GRSECURITY=n !!!
>>
>>
>>
>> It's important that there is no CONFIG_GRSECURITY=y .
>> I checked the script again, I can't find any problems.
>> Do you know if CONFIG_XFS and CONFIG_GRSECURITY were set to "y" ?
> 
> 
> CONFIG_XFS=y and nothing about CONFIG_GRSECURITY, not even 
> CONFIG_GRSECURITY=n

Strange, I'll start a compile with xfs and no grsec

>> A symlink to $DL_DIR/build/tmp/linux-2.4.20/include/linux is created 
>> in /usr/include during the early build process.
>> That's our way to ensure the usage of the correct include files for 
>> the current Kernel. 
> 
> 
> so why renaming it to linux2 ? and when in the build process ?

The documentation says nothing about linux2.... ;-)
It's in 001prepare.

>> Always try to avoid modifying tarballs, use patches. If it is really 
>> necessary, then we include modified tarballs, but only when we really 
>> have to do it. This makes later software updates much easier.
>>
>> About the depmod stuff, you can use it when it doesn't run into an 
>> error, which should not happen that late in the build stage (I mean 
>> after 159linux). We don't use the generated data and create our own 
>> when the system boots up.
> 
> 
> Thanks a lot, my only purpous is to make good clean job others can use 
> and integrate in this wonderful distro!

Sounds good to me. ;-)


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   Heiko

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