Alexander E. Patrakov wrote:
Richard A Downing wrote:
Does anyone know how to set up such a system for gphoto2 (not
usb-storage)? Any hints would be very welcome. Udevmonitor output
below.
I have no digital camera, and thus can't provide the information you
need immediately. Please
On 3/3/06, Richard A Downing [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't think that GPhoto2 uses anything in /sys or in /dev. If appears
to find devices via /proc/bus/usb. So for GPhoto2 you need usbfs
mounted. There may be others.
Certainly I could not get GPhoto2 to work even by creating device
It would seem that /usr/include is not the default for you.Can youtry the following commands to see what the compiler defaults are?This's what I got.ignoring nonexistent directory/tools/lib/gcc/i686-pc-linux
-gnu/3.4.3/../../../../i686-pc-linux-gnu/include#include ... search starts here:#include
Lord Igtenio wrote these words on 03/03/06 15:57 CST:
And should I submit this as a bug to the people
who work on jhalfs? I figured it'd take care of this,
but apparently it hasn't.
There are a whole slew of folks that have successfully used jhalfs
to build a working installation of LFS. You
On 3/3/06, Lord Igtenio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It would seem that /usr/include is not the default for you. Can you
try the following commands to see what the compiler defaults are?
This's what I got.
ignoring nonexistent directory
/tools/lib/gcc/i686-pc-linux
However, my message to you is more along the lines of you shouldprobably not be trying to use an automated build of LFS until youare comfortable building manually and you are able to discover onyour own a messed up toolchain, and what you need to do to repair
that toolchain if indeed it is messed
Is /tools still in your path?What's the output of `which gcc` or ifyou don't have which, `type -p gcc`?Do you have the symlink/usr/bin/cc - /usr/bin/gcc?If you actually are using /usr/bin/gcc and the above output is from
that, then there are issues.My guess in this situation is that thespec file
On 3/3/06, Randy McMurchy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lord Igtenio wrote these words on 03/03/06 16:26 CST: I've built an LFS System twice before, following the book both times. The entire reason I used jhalfs is because I have neither the time nor patience to spend another two and a half days of
On 3/3/06, Lord Igtenio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is /tools still in your path? What's the output of `which gcc` or if
you don't have which, `type -p gcc`? Do you have the symlink
/usr/bin/cc - /usr/bin/gcc?
If you actually are using /usr/bin/gcc and the above output is from
that, then
You had /tools/bin at the front of your path?Aye.If you just had /tools/bin at the front of your path, then jhalfsalmost assuredly didn't do this.In that case, this setting was
probably done after jhalfs completed.In which case everything doneby jhalfs is fine.However, everything you've done since
I'd like to share my modified package management scripts with everyone.
They worked quite well to build up and strip down my LFS system. I first
created a full LFS system for development use, then from that I created a
stripped-down minimal LFS system for production (fits on a flash drive). I
Dan Nicholson wrote:
Wait a second. I thought with udev-only linux-2.6.15+ we don't have
to make that mount anymore. Is this a special situation just for
libgphoto2? Because my ghoto2 setup is exactly the same as Richard
just descibed except I'm using the hotplug package with udev-071.
With
Lord Igtenio wrote:
If you just had /tools/bin at the front of your path, then jhalfs
almost assuredly didn't do this. In that case, this setting was
probably done after jhalfs completed. In which case everything done
by jhalfs is fine. However, everything you've done since then is not
Lord Igtenio wrote:
Probably. But I also have a sore spot for having
self-educated myself in the usage and repair of
Computers, and most Professionals considering
that to be trite
Being self taught is not trite. It is the ultimate way to learn
because you won't forget so easily. I say this
Lord Igtenio wrote:
Hence why I tried it as a throw-away solution.
Frankly, I do find it insulting that you assume I must have no
experience or so little as to be unable to follow a step-by-step
guide which is entirely focused towards learning. Do I make
mistakes? Of course. So do you. We all
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