Hi,
today I tried the SVN-Trunk (since there is _finally_ gmake built in the
toolchain - hurray!) and there was a problem with the detection of ed.
(Just for the records, my build-system is SuSE 10.1).
My ed is installed in /bin/ed and symlinked to /usr/bin/ed. But "which"
returns only the first found "ed" in Path, in my case /usr/bin/ed. So
scan-tools.sh complains that I don't have ed installed at all. One way to
fix it would be setting the path the other way round (would need further
documentation), another way is the attached patch, which fixed it for me.
But why is the "ed"-check needed at all? The only reference I found is in
trunk/freewrt/package/mksh/patches/patch-dot_mkshrc and this looks like a
call in the target-system. (But I am not an expert, so I may be wrong.)
regads,
Christian
--- scripts/scan-tools.sh (Revision 2219)
+++ scripts/scan-tools.sh (Arbeitskopie)
@@ -340,7 +340,7 @@
echo text editor, ed? Please install it to continue.
echo
out=1
-elif [[ "$(which ed 2>/dev/null)" != /bin/ed ]]; then
+elif [[ ! -x /bin/ed ]]; then
echo Your operating system installs ed, the standard text
echo editor, not as /bin/ed. While you can build FreeWRT
echo with this, ask your vendor to fix it, point to the
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