Robert Schwebel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Yes, you missed a basic principle of PTXdist: the purpose of this tool > is not to give you a distribution where everything works on the first > click. PTXdist is a development tool which helps developers to remember > what they did once and reproduce it in an easy way. > > This means: If you change a pre-existing project, such as > generic-arm-glibc, you have to take care that you do everything the > right way. In this case it means that you have to also tell PTXdist > which series file should be used for your kernel patches, or no series > file at all if you don't need patches. We cannot magically guess if you > need patches for your special ARM board. > > Robert
Thanks. Is there a way of getting PTXdist to download patch files from kernel.org, or do you have to do this manually ? I manually downloaded them to /opt/src but it was looking for the files I specified in kernel-patches-target, so I copied them there manually. Surely a build should be able to pull in patches from a common (local or http) repository ? Roll on the documentation ! MikeW -- ptxdist mailing list [email protected]
