trying Qi
HackCandy
hackhell.candy at gmail.com
Mon Feb 2 16:35:05 CET 2009
Hello Werner,
Sorry to disturb you.
a) I checked out the following files:
svn co
http://svn.openmoko.org/developers/werner/{myroot,poke,pmu,wkalrm,smallsys}
b) Also, checked out,
http://svn.openmoko.org/developers/werner/ to the folder
/mnt/extLinux/werner/werner
c) In building the rootfs step,
when I run "sudo ../myroot/myroot small.myroot"
it stops saying:
SVN=
svn checkout http://svn.openmoko.org/
So, i edited myroot and included the path to werner folder as follows:
SVN=/mnt/extLinux/werner/werner <line 38, myroot>
Now, it proceeds and gives me the following error:
Creating /mnt/extLinux/fun/smallsys/root
Collected errors:
* Could not obtain administrative lock
Collected errors:
* Could not obtain administrative lock
Collected errors:
* Could not obtain administrative lock
Collected errors:
* Could not obtain administrative lock
ln: accessing `usr/bin/gpio': Not a directory
rm: cannot remove `usr/lib/opkg/lists/*': No such file or directory
mv: cannot stat `sbin/*.26': No such file or directory
cd: 219: can't cd to /mnt/extLinux/fun/smallsys/root/usr/lib/opkg/info
../myroot/myroot: 224: ./*.postinst: not found
rm: cannot remove `*.postinst': No such file or directory
And the resulting root folder is only 96K. I am missing something.
Do I have to install something or am i not having some of your local files?
Also, I am not seeing poke, wkalarm etc. getting compiled.
Please help.
- HHC.
Werner Almesberger wrote:
>
> HackCandy wrote:
>> Can you please put your tiny RFS in downloads
>> for the chopped config file gta02-micro_defconfig
>> placed in the configs folder?
>
> I have a better idea :-) You can make it yourself. It's easier than
> you might think.
>
> I've updated the build instructions in
> http://svn.openmoko.org/developers/werner/smallsys/README
> such that they don't assume that you already have our whole SVN tree
> checked out.
>
> - Werner
>
>
>
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