Half an hour. 15 commands to copy and paste. How much more
hand-holding does a developer need?
that's only part of the story!
the stuff mokomakefile gets you is already prepared to be build with
bitbakecie -- which does not mean that everything builds at all (frinst
vlc fails completely
Jay Vaughan, 2008-08-13 22:47:28 +0200 :
Oh come on. After reading all your (and others') scary messages
about that, I decided to give it a try. So I pointed my browser to
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/MokoMakefile. Half an hour later, I
had a build in progress. Most of that half-hour
I'm more likely to provide *.deb, actually, but that's just because
I'm an arrogant, smug, elitist Debian bastard (and not ashamed of it,
either).
yeah! that's the spirit!
you don't have by chance a blog or so where you jot down your experiences
with debian on fr? i think, i am going to
arne anka, 2008-08-14 14:24:58 +0200 :
I'm more likely to provide *.deb, actually, but that's just because
I'm an arrogant, smug, elitist Debian bastard (and not ashamed of it,
either).
yeah! that's the spirit!
you don't have by chance a blog or so where you jot down your experiences
On Aug 13, 2008, at 7:51 AM, Olivier Berger wrote:
steve [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Then try 2008.9 when it comes
Please issue it when it's READY and not on 2008.9.9 at 09:09:09
just for the fun
of it.
Idea of Open Source projects is to release them before they're ready,
to let
Please issue it when it's READY and not on 2008.9.9 at 09:09:09
just for the fun
of it.
Idea of Open Source projects is to release them before they're ready,
to let community work on them as well.
That would be fine in our case, *if* we could work on them
concurrently, but there is so
Jay Vaughan, 2008-08-13 14:42:23 +0200 :
Idea of Open Source projects is to release them before they're
ready, to let community work on them as well.
That would be fine in our case, *if* we could work on them
concurrently, but there is so much cruft in dealing with the build
environment -
The MokoMakefile is great. I've had it working for months. But I
still don't know how I would contribute to OM. There's a wiki page
about using the MokoMakefile to edit the existing packages. But I
don't think that addresses actually contributing said changes back to
OM. Maybe I'm just
Oh come on. After reading all your (and others') scary messages
about that, I decided to give it a try. So I pointed my browser to
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/MokoMakefile. Half an hour later, I had
a build in progress. Most of that half-hour was spent waiting for
stuff to download,
Does Mokomakefile can build a 2008.8 more recent than the one release on
August 08 of 2008 ?
I setup the Makefile for
OM_GIT_BRANCH := org.openmoko.asu.testing
and run
make openmoko-qtopia-x11-image
Will I have the fake asu, like the one on the daily buildhost ? or will I
have a 2008.8/ASU ?
if
Feydreva wrote:
Does Mokomakefile can build a 2008.8 more recent than the one release on
August 08 of 2008 ?
I setup the Makefile for
OM_GIT_BRANCH := org.openmoko.asu.testing
and run
make openmoko-qtopia-x11-image
Will I have the fake asu, like the one on the daily buildhost ? or
will
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