On Sun, 7 Sep 2014, Jonas Gorski wrote:

> On Sun, Sep 7, 2014 at 8:06 PM, Robert P. J. Day <[email protected]> 
> wrote:
> >
> >   does openwrt have a make target equivalent to OE's "bitbake -c
> > fetch" so that i can force a fetch/download of all necessary source
> > without kicking off the actual build?
>
> "make download", although it might not catch everything; a few
> packages download stuff during the build using different mechanisms.

  let me back up a bit regarding make targets and documentation. where
should i have looked for documentation on that and other useful make
targets? if i go to the wiki documentation page:

 http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/start

and search specifically on "make download" (assuming that i knew that
was the target i wanted), this is all i get:

 http://wiki.openwrt.org/?do=search&id=%22make+download%22

none of which really corresponds to official documentation for that
target. short of examining all the .mk files in openwrt, where does
one learn about targets like that? a search for the string "make
download" in the entire docs/ turns up no matches.

  another question about possible make targets -- i "git clone"d the
openwrt repo, and used the ramips_mt7620a config file as my starting
point, at which point the build took massively long only because i
failed to appreciate that the config file built all sorts of optional
packages i could probably have lived without.

  is there a make target equivalent to "make firmware-only"? i'm sure
there must be, i just don't see it. and if there is, is it possible
there's a "make download" variation that downloads only that which is
required for the firmware? (equivalently, is there some sort of make
option that deactivates all packages selected with "=m"?)

  last question regarding docs -- are there online versions of the
tex docs in the docs/ directory? that would be nice so it didn't
require one to install all the tex-related packages just to format
those doc files.

  more later...

rday

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