[Buildroot] Raspaudio : how to use buildroot as a git submodule
Alvaro Gamez
alvaro.gamez at hazent.com
Wed Oct 8 08:19:49 UTC 2014
Hi, Jeremy
That's a pretty long README and it's very clear. I've just sent you a
pull request fixing a few typos, I couldn't think of any else to
change.
I'm now using this latest version with my project and everything seems fine.
I'm using a post build script to modify inittab accordingly and
packages to selectively install the binary blobs I need on the
simulation machine, so now I live happy with a fully common overlay.
I didn't know about building the toolchain as a separate project. It
looks cool, although I'm currently using prebuilt toolchains and have
not tested it yet.
Regards,
2014-10-03 10:03 GMT+02:00 Jeremy Rosen <jeremy.rosen at openwide.fr>:
> Ok, I have made quite a few changes, some of them are really interesting
>
> * I have added a big README.md (which needs proofrreading) that covers
> all sorts of interesting things, both on the project and how to
> customize buildroot in general
> * I have removed your Makefile.Project* files, I standardize on a
> single project being "standard" and multiple projects being
> "advanced" (but it's properly documented)
> * I have changed defaults to "change as much as possible with
> variants. This should not break your use-case since
> * all is set via BR settings, so it can be overridden
> * if it is already set, it won't be overwritten by the
> infrastructure
> * I have documented how to have per-project configuration options via
> variables
> * I have documented how to use variants to have the toolchain be a
> separated project. This has been discussed here recently and is
> rather easy to do with the submodule infrastructure
>
>
> Feel free to test/break/send me feedback. This is starting to loo really
> great.
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Álvaro Gámez Machado
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