Re: [ptxdist] How to apply the kernel patch

2010-08-24 Thread Marc Kleine-Budde
Suresh Kumar wrote:
 just pleace the patches in the mentioned directory. They're
 automatically applied during the extract stage. To force a extract, do:

 ptxdist clean kernel
 ptxdist compile kernel

I'm not sure if I understand what you mean, but I'm trying to answer
your questions.

 What are all the other clean/compile options available. where should i

clean and compile are available for all pacakges. Have a look at the
help output:

  get package get package sources
  extract package extract package
  prepare package run configure stages for package
  compile package compile the sources
  install package install host side components into sysroot/
  targetinstall package   install files for target into root/
  clean package   cleanup package


 refer this build command helps.
 All the times, i am doing,
 ptxdist clean,
 ptxdist go
 its killing my time.
 Its really helpful for me to clean the filesystem/kernel/busybox or
 packages( other components) alone and rebuild.

cheers, Marc

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[ptxdist] How to apply the kernel patch

2010-08-23 Thread Suresh Kumar
Hi,

I am using ptxdist for my target (ARM - AT91RM2000). I am able to
build the kernel image  root fs and able to boot the target via nfs.
I have two kernel patches received from the vendor.  I dont know where
to specify the patch location  filename in the configuration
menu(ptxdist menuconfig)

can you please help me to apply the patch.

Do we have directFB,miniXML application (predefined)  in the ptxdist?

thanks
suresh

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Re: [ptxdist] How to apply the kernel patch

2010-08-23 Thread Marc Kleine-Budde
Suresh Kumar wrote:
 Hi,
 
 I am using ptxdist for my target (ARM - AT91RM2000). I am able to
 build the kernel image  root fs and able to boot the target via nfs.
 I have two kernel patches received from the vendor.  I dont know where
 to specify the patch location  filename in the configuration
 menu(ptxdist menuconfig)

Put your patches to your workspace subdir: patches/linux-$LINUX_VERSION
Create a file in that dir called series. It should list the name of
the patches, with one patch per line. You can create it with:
ls *.patch  series. (or whatever your patches are called)

 can you please help me to apply the patch.
 
 Do we have directFB,miniXML application (predefined)  in the ptxdist?

ptxdist comes with directfb. minixml has to be ported.

cheers, Marc

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Re: [ptxdist] How to apply the kernel patch

2010-08-23 Thread Ryan Raasch



On 08/23/2010 05:58 PM, Marc Kleine-Budde wrote:

inixml has to be ported.


I have a .in file and a .make file for mxml. I will post.

Cheers,
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Re: [ptxdist] How to apply the kernel patch

2010-08-23 Thread Suresh Kumar
Hi,


 Do we have directFB,miniXML application (predefined)  in the ptxdist?

 ptxdist comes with directfb. minixml has to be ported.


When i try to run LiTE (directfb wrap-up) example, i am getting the
follwoing error
:/usr/bin ./lite_msgbox
./lite_msgbox: error while loading shared libraries: libdl.so.2:
cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory


what could be wrong in the build?

thanks
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Re: [ptxdist] How to apply the kernel patch

2010-08-23 Thread Marc Kleine-Budde
Suresh Kumar wrote:
 Hi,
 Put your patches to your workspace subdir: patches/linux-$LINUX_VERSION
 Create a file in that dir called series. It should list the name of
 the patches, with one patch per line. You can create it with:
 ls *.patch  series. (or whatever your patches are called)
 
 Do we need to mention the patches in the config file or just above
 step is enough?
 Is it require the clean build?

just pleace the patches in the mentioned directory. They're
automatically applied during the extract stage. To force a extract, do:

ptxdist clean kernel
ptxdist compile kernel

Marc

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Re: [ptxdist] How to apply the kernel patch

2010-08-23 Thread Suresh Kumar
Hi,



 just pleace the patches in the mentioned directory. They're
 automatically applied during the extract stage. To force a extract, do:

 ptxdist clean kernel
 ptxdist compile kernel

What are all the other clean/compile options available. where should i
refer this build command helps.
All the times, i am doing,
ptxdist clean,
ptxdist go
its killing my time.
Its really helpful for me to clean the filesystem/kernel/busybox or
packages( other components) alone and rebuild.

thanks
suresh

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