Hello Mats, > Fellow Bering-users, > > > I have a continuation of the story: > > > > --- Mats Erik Andersson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skrev: > > >> >> Fellow Bering-users, >> >> >> I had the misfortune of accidentally typing >> >> >> ./buildtool.pl buildclean >> >> >> with the result that my intended quick recompilation of a wireless >> module, instead began from scratch by first rebuilding 'linux' >> successfully, but then failing to rebuild 'buildenv'. The buildtoollog >> told me that in the testing phase 'libc.so.0' could not be found. I >> retried building 'buildenv' three times more, with identical results. >> This made me so >> annoyed that I now am reinstalling the complete buildtool. In hindsight: >> what should I have done to rescue the setup? What vital configuration >> entries does 'buildclean' eliminate? >> >> Regards >> Mats E Andersson >> > > Even after a complete reinstall of the buildtool > environment did the same failure take place. It was always gengenrtl that > complained. After some unsuccessful hacking at the makefile for buildenv I > found a workaround: > > /lib/libc.so.0 and /lib/libm.so.0 > > > are symbolically linkt to > > ...../staging/lib/libuClibc-0.9.28.so > libm-0.9.28.so > > Both were needed to enable building of 'buildenv'. > I am suspicious of this workaround, since I definitely > did not do this the very first time I installed the buildtool. At the > moment my laptop is compiling the kernel for Bering-uClibc. I will check > later check whether my Debian system is unharmed by all this trickery. > > I do hope one of the wizards on the list will > comment, as I am somewhat alarmed. > This is definitly not normal behaviour. The only symlink you need is the one to ld-uClibc, which is automatically created at compile time.
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