Jeff Rush wrote:
1. MokoMakefile comes with:OM_GIT_BRANCH=org.openmoko.dev but the instructions at the following wiki page: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/MokoMakefile say to change that to: OM_GIT_BRANCH=org.openembedded.dev Where is the actual source code for FSO being kept these days, OM or OE?
The bleeding edge FSO is in OE I believe. Mickey told me that he doesn't even have write acess to the OM git repository.
But OE and OM sync regularly (done by Graeme I believe).
2. When running "make setup" for a fresh environment, I see that it does a lot of SVN checkouts of OM-2007.2 before getting to the stage of selecting ASU, FSO or GTK. Is it really necessary to pull down stuff that may not be used?
Probably not, but working out in advance whether you're going to build one or the other is a bit hard, and the SVN repositories are not structured such that you can easily checkout just the bits required for one image or another.
3. On Micky's blog, Mickey says that Rod has added "framework-image" as a target to get an FSO build, but there is no such target. There is an "fso" target though.
I expect framework-image would be referring a Bitbake recipe that Mickey is referring to. Mickey (being an OE core developer) doesn't use the MokoMakefile.
-- Rod
