From: Chris R. <ch...@gl...> - 2005-01-04 19:27:19
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Hello, After a few weeks of lurking, I'm finally diving in. I haven't ordered my gumstix yet (waiting on parts availability) but I'm starting to experiment with the buildroot. My question is for the OS X users on the list: I have Xcode on Panther, with wget and gettext installed as well. When I 'make' in the gumstix-buildroot (revision 316), I (eventually) get: You must install 'gettext' on your build machine make: *** [binutils-dependancies] Error 1 ...just after the last patch is applied. There are no other obvious errors. My version of gettext is 0.13, and it's in the path. Is there something I'm missing? Let me know if you have any questions. Cheers, ~chris ps- In lieu of introductions, here's my ongoing project page: (http://www.globalspin.com/gwiki/index.php/WikiBub) There are plenty of questions to come. :) |
From: Erik D. R. <eri...@ce...> - 2005-09-22 15:50:26
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Last night, I spent a few hours hosing my system (Win XP) trying to get = buildroot working properly. =20 Installed it to c:\Program Files\coLinux Installed WinPcap (Per coLinux instructions) Modified the .xml file per instructions. unpacked the debian and swap files then ran the daemon command from the command line. =20 result =3D BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) =20 One thing that I could not get to work was bridging my LAN connection = with the TAP-Win32 adapter. It keeps telling me blah blah about = selecting two LAN connections not being used by connection sharing. = Neither of these are being shared. I WAS able to bridge the TAP-Win32 = with my wireless adapter, but did not try running the daemon with that. =20 So, any advice? =20 I could dual boot my system with Linux if I have to, and if yall think = that would help. |
From: Cyril B. <cyr...@gm...> - 2005-09-22 23:42:49
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Hello, Did you try to launch coLinux without the service? Try a batch file containing: colinux-daemon.exe -t nt -c default.colinux.xml To share the internet connection with the colinux, I installed a proxy server (proxyplus). It works fine... It never tried to build the buildroot under coLinux... Be careful, compiling buildroot require free space very much free space. Cyril On 9/22/05, Erik D. Rodriguez <eri...@ce...> wrote: > > Last night, I spent a few hours hosing my system (Win XP) trying to get > buildroot working properly. > Installed it to c:\Program Files\coLinux > Installed WinPcap (Per coLinux instructions) > Modified the .xml file per instructions. > unpacked the debian and swap files > then ran the daemon command from the command line. > result =3D BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) > One thing that I could not get to work was bridging my LAN connection > with the TAP-Win32 adapter. It keeps telling me blah blah about selecting > two LAN connections not being used by connection sharing. Neither of thes= e > are being shared. I WAS able to bridge the TAP-Win32 with my wireless > adapter, but did not try running the daemon with that. > So, any advice? > I could dual boot my system with Linux if I have to, and if yall think > that would help. > |
From: paul <pos...@pa...> - 2005-09-23 07:18:11
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Cyril Bazin wrote on 9/23/2005 1:42 AM: > It never tried to build the buildroot under coLinux... > Be careful, compiling buildroot require free space very much free space. I am compiling buildroot and my additions all the time in colinux under WindowsXP Pro 2002 SP1. I just followed the wiki instructions for setting up colinux. No issues at all for a long time. This is from colinux: | paul@colinux:~$ df -h Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/cobd0 1008M 320M 638M 34% / tmpfs 126M 0 126M 0% /dev/shm /dev/cobd2 2.0G 1.2G 753M 61% /home |The buildroot is under /home/paul/. Regards, Paul |
From: Chris R. <ch...@gl...> - 2005-01-13 05:51:45
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In case anyone else runs across this same problem on Mac OS X, I found the solution here: http://www.uclibc.org/lists/uclibc/2004-December/010795.html Looks like the test in binutils-uclibc.mk looks specifically for /usr/bin/msgfmt (among other paths), but in my case it was installed in /usr/local/bin. A symlink took care of it. Cheers, ~chris On Jan 4, 2005, at 11:27 AM, Chris Radcliff wrote: > My question is for the OS X users on the list: I have Xcode on > Panther, with wget and gettext installed as well. When I 'make' in > the gumstix-buildroot (revision 316), I (eventually) get: > > You must install 'gettext' on your build machine > > make: *** [binutils-dependancies] Error 1 > > ...just after the last patch is applied. There are no other obvious > errors. My version of gettext is 0.13, and it's in the path. Is > there something I'm missing? |