[Buildroot] Buildroot comments and questions
Peter Korsgaard
jacmet at uclibc.org
Mon Apr 27 07:47:34 UTC 2009
>>>>> "Hai" == Hai Shalom <hai.shalom at gmail.com> writes:
Please keep communication on the buildroot list, thanks.
Hai> The reason I am using uClibc 0.9.29 is because I have an NPTL
Hai> patch over it, and it is used in the system for a long time. The
Hai> official 29 and 30 versions do not include this patch, and
Hai> trying to compile new linuxthreads for arm results in a missing
Hai> header file in sysdeps (there are header files for all platforms
Hai> except for arm). Therefore, I had to stick to my old version.
Ok. linuxthreads-old (the default) afaik works on ARM.
Hai> Regarding the gcc patch, you are probably right. If I'll copy
Hai> the mentioned patch file to the 4.2.4 subdirectory, does the
Hai> Makefile automatically take all patch files in it?
Yes, all *.patch
Hai> Regarding the find, I know I am using an older distribution, but
Hai> in any case, I recommend using the other alternative instead of
Hai> -delete anyways to support all versions (it doesn't damage newer
Hai> versions).
Agreed.
Hai> I also tried to build with gcc 4.3.2, and halted on the same
Hai> problem exactly in crtstuff.c. I found a patch to workaround
Hai> this, but then I get the emptry sections warnings from the
Hai> linker.
Strange. gcc 4.3.x works fine here on ARM. Maybe your problems are
caused by your uclibc changes?
Hai> I've attached this patch for your reference, although I
Hai> don't think it is right. I also attached my .config file for
Hai> your reference and hopefully you'll find something I didn't
Hai> configure right... Please note that I had to hack the .config to
Hai> force using 2.6.18 headers (I don't think there is any relation
Hai> to this because with the mentioned patch, the toolchain
Hai> completed to build). Thanks a lot, Hai.
Why would you want to use so old kernel headers? Didn't the make
headers_install target only get added to the kernel in 2.6.19?
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Bye, Peter Korsgaard
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