> I hesitated to reply to your email, because I don't have any answer to > your question. But this email is a nice example of how not to ask a > question. > > 1. You completely cut your original question - please leave somee > context for those who don't have your original email lying around > 2. You sent your original email on a Saturday, and an impatient reminder > first thing Monday morning. Please > (a) Have some patience - many people here are less active during the > weekend, or are living in the US (holiday weekend), or... > (b) Realise that the community is not here to serve you - we don't have > any support contract with you. > > Concerning your question: Do you have Madde installed & have you managed > to cross-compile software for your device? The short answer is that you > need to get all the source code, and then compile the software in the > right order, and make an image out of it. > Sorry for violating etiquette here and thanks for the answer. I wish I could formulate my question more accurately but I am just confused with multiple compilation tools after reading wiki.meego.com. 1) OBS server 2) 'osc build' 3) 'build' script 4) MeegoSDK 5) Madde (there is very little information about this one at wiki.meego.com) I would be happy if someone could shed some light on differences between them ?
And which one should I use to cross compile a) individual package b) Bunch of packages referenced by .ks file for a Beagle Board ? Could anyone please answer if my conclusion is right or wrong? There is a kickstart file (.ks) that lists all components that should be placed in the target rootfs. As .ks is being processed, mic-image-creator downloads binary packages from repository and installs to rootfs. But the packages should be compiled and put to repository manually beforehand. There is no script that would compile all packages referenced by particular .ks file. I have not found anything about such script on wiki pages. Probably it is incorporated in OBS server ? Thanks, Andrew _______________________________________________ MeeGo-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.meego.com/listinfo/meego-dev
