W dniu 03.02.2012 13:44, Neil Williams pisze: > > So you're creating a pbuilder cross chroot with multiple build > dependencies already installed? The usual intent is to get as clean a > build environment as possible. The intent of pdebuild-cross is to get > you a clean cross environment where the only real additions are those > necessary for a working cross environment. The only -dev package which > comes into that category is dpkg-dev because otherwise you don't have a > dpkg-buildpackage to use inside the chroot. The rest need to come in > via Build-Depends / embuilddeps / xapt etc.
Right now I'm using this for a slight different purpose. I'm developing my own applications and I want to link against the same libraries that would be on the target device (I had some issues with ld-linux.so before when I was using the CodeSourcery compiler - it was too recent). I would like to debianize them in the future - currently I don't fully understand the process of making Debian packages from scratch. Those many extra libs like kerberos were added in order to debug the issue with libpq-dev, which depends on it. > Don't forget that although you can (usually) build against Emdebian Grip > sources / -dev files, there is no difference in what you get as a > result from building against Debian sources and -dev files. Grip is > fully binary-compatible and therefore cross-building can just as easily > use Debian packages for the dependencies as Emdebian packages. > > This is why the default multistrap files for use with pdebuild-cross > reference the Debian mirrors, not the Emdebian Grip ones. Emdebian is > only listed at all to get the cross toolchain packages. > > Please, before we both forget about this, file a wishlist bug against > pdebuild-cross, asking for the manpage to include comments based on the > above. > Thanks, I wasn't sure about this. Versions are up to date? > Actually, it's libkrb5-dev which appears to be the problem, it's old > and therefore looking for the old version. It likely needs an update > to squeeze2. The -dev packages for stable aren't as easy to check for > dependency issues as packages in main - part of the reason why the > components experiment failed and is being dropped as part of the Debian > Integration for Wheezy. > > I'll try and fix krb5 for stable but not sure when, hopefully in the > next few days. In the meantime, switch your multistrap to using Debian > mirrors and you'll be up and running, albeit with a bit of a fatter > chroot. You can always login to the chroot later and change the apt > sources. > I would be very glad. -- Best Regards, Michał Cichowicz -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected] Archive: http://lists.debian.org/[email protected]
