OK! First obstacle solved... Changing user means that environmental variables
is lost, and those vere set in the source source-me.txt command, which I did
not see.
But the main problem remains! Running bitbake as root is not appreciated:
r...@alundqvi-linux:/OE/openembedded# bitbake base-image
Dnia środa, 22 kwietnia 2009 o 11:38:13 Lundqvist Anders napisał(a):
bitbake can only be run as user, but running git as user does not
work. I assume that I have missed something important somewhere, but
right now I cannot see it!
How do I proceed?
I suggest fixing your operating system.
But thats the problem! I have a completely new Ubuntu 8.10 32 bit linux!
Best regards
Anders
-Original Message-
From: angstrom-distro-devel-boun...@linuxtogo.org on behalf of Marcin
Juszkiewicz
Sent: Wed 4/22/2009 12:20 PM
To: angstrom-distro-devel@linuxtogo.org
Subject: Re:
Reinstalled the entire Ubuntu from scratch!
As a user:
alund...@alundqvi-ubuntu:/OE/openembedded$ bitbake meta-toolchain
Traceback (most recent call last):
File /OE/openembedded/bitbake/bin/bitbake, line 143, in module
main()
File /OE/openembedded/bitbake/bin/bitbake, line 123, in main
chown /OE to be owned by you.
Any particular reason the instructions do not have you install in in the
users home directory?
Philip
Lundqvist Anders wrote:
Reinstalled the entire Ubuntu from scratch!
As a user:
alund...@alundqvi-ubuntu:/OE/openembedded$ bitbake meta-toolchain
Traceback
Have you read these already?
http://wiki.openembedded.net/index.php/Getting_Started
and checked that you have these:
http://wiki.openembedded.net/index.php/Required_software ?
Siebren
On Wed, Apr 22, 2009 at 2:00 PM, Lundqvist Anders
anders.lundqv...@creator.se wrote:
Reinstalled the entire
Lundqvist Anders ha scritto:
Reinstalled the entire Ubuntu from scratch!
As a user:
alund...@alundqvi-ubuntu:/OE/openembedded$ bitbake meta-toolchain
As I already told you, in order to help you would be useful to get more
information.
What exactly you did before calling bitbake ?
Have
The instructions (and files) are explicitly stating the directory to /OE
But perhaps I am taking things too seriously...?
Best regards
Anders
-Original Message-
From: angstrom-distro-devel-boun...@linuxtogo.org on behalf of Philip Balister
Sent: Wed 4/22/2009 2:11 PM
To: Discussion of
Yes!
The getting started looks (from my point of view) like the same thing as the
Ångström installation apart from being more tedious. I have assumed that
everything is done equally good in the Ångström installation procedure.
I also assumed (perhaps a bit foolishly) that a new ubuntu
It would definitely have helped... :-)
I did change owner and group to the angstrom-dev library (where I thought
everything would end up), with no great success. Perhaps as you suggested I'd
change the entire /OE directory!?!
I am now putting the entire solution in my own home directory to see
Dnia środa, 22 kwietnia 2009 o 14:19:12 Lundqvist Anders napisał(a):
The instructions (and files) are explicitly stating the directory to
/OE
It can be
/some/place/where/people/wants/to/keep/openembedded/and/have/permissions/to/use/it/
or ${HOME}/any/other/place/with/correct/permissions/ -
/I/get/the/point/! :-)
Best regards
Anders
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Dnia środa, 22 kwietnia 2009 o 14:35:50 Lundqvist Anders napisał(a):
The getting started looks (from my point of view) like the same thing
as the Ångström installation apart from being more tedious. I have
assumed that everything is done equally good in the Ångström
installation procedure.
I have built gtk-helloworld on the ubuntu and it did not become that
difficult. At least it works... Unfortunately I could not get the libraries for
the arm toolchain I had used, which is one reason for trying out the
OE/Ångström toolchain - thus having no missing libraries...
Best regards
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