Robert Schwebel wrote: > PTXdist 2010.05.0 Release > ------------------------- > > > About PTXdist > ------------- > > PTXdist is a build system for embedded Linux systems. It's aim is to > make building embedded systems based on the leading open source > operating system a) easy for the developer and b) highly reproducable, > in order to be able to fulfill the quality requirements of the industry. > > ptxdist can be used to build highly customized root filesystems, GNU > toolchains based on gcc and several other things which require an > automated build system. > > The build system is released under the GNU General Public License, > making it a first class choice for industrial projects with a long term > strategy who don't want to tap into another vendor lock-in pit fall. > > Project Website: http://www.ptxdist.org > Download: http://www.ptxdist.org/software/ptxdist/download/ > Mailing list: [email protected] > IRC: #ptxdist or irc.freenode.net > > > What's New > ---------- > > * Cleanup and Bugfixes: > > autoreconf fixes, dbus-glib fixes, use SYSROOT for host and > cross packets, dependency fixes, ptxdist newpacket cleanup, > ptxdist setup asks for user name and email (for wizards), > add more series files for patches, re-use previous ptxdistrc > files, URL fixes > > * Version Updates: > > syslinux (3.86), oprofile (0.9.6), tcpdump (4.1.1), libpcap (1.1.1), > libssh2 (1.2.4), libcurl (7.20.0), ethtool (2.6.33), libdaemon (0.14), > libevent (2.0.4-alpha), host-intltool (0.40.6), busybox (1.16.1), > dbus (1.2.24), host-fakeroot (1.14.4), coreutils (8.4), > host-cmake (2.8.1), cross-insight (6.8-1), pure-ftpd (1.0.29) > > * New Packets: > > host-chrpath, udisks, wxwidgets, python3, berlios can-utils, > freeglut > > * New Features: > > - It is now possible to pre-build most of a BSP. This makes it easier > for application deveopers to work with a BSP whithout having to > re-compile everything. > > - Support for qmake > > - Prelinking applications (improves boot speed) > > - More rc-once features (consolidate things which have to be > done only on the first boot, like generation of SSH host keys) > > - Environment scripts are now usable standalone (not only in ptxdist > test) > > - Eliminate perl dependency (yea!) > > - Patches can now be applied with git: If enabled, each patched packet
to enable:
ptxdist setup ->
Developer Options ->
use git to apply patches
I'm using git 1.7 and it works fine. Maybe older git versions doesn't work.
> does already contain a git repository with the patch stack applied, so
> it is pretty easy to add your own patches ontop of that.
Cheers, Marc
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