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Ämne: [Buildroot] [patch] php fixes and updates
Datum: Tue, 14 Aug 2007 16:39:03 -0400 (22.39 CEST)
Changes:
- fastcgi config option
- force php to find the php.ini in /etc (it seems to default
to /lib for some reason)
- build with posix support, a lot of php scripts require
this apparently
- strip the php binary when installing to TARGET_DIR
- actually 'uninstall' php on a php-clean
-Brad
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Ämne: [Buildroot] [patch] libxml2 install fails because of missing directory
Datum: Tue, 14 Aug 2007 16:34:34 -0400 (22.34 CEST)
If libxml2 is installed before $(TARGET_DIR)/usr/lib is created,
it fails because it can't copy the library over.
Also, the dependency tree is a bit messed up. libxml2.a should
only be installed if target-headers is specified, it's 4MB
on my system and the only .a file I found in my TARGET_DIR
(target-headers was not specified).
The attached patch fixes the above problems.
-Brad
Add linux-2.6.22.1-008-atmel-gpio_mouse-setup-for-atstk1000-board.patch
Move AT91 kernel patches to target/device/Atmel/arch-arm
Change name from "target/device/Atmel/Linux" to "target/device/Atmel/linux"
"kernel-headers" will apply all patches in $(LINUX26_KERNEL_PATCH_DIR)
if this is available.
Define LINUX26_KERNEL_PATCH_DIR in target/device/Atmel/Makefile.in
as above "arch-arm/kernel-patches-..." if an AT91 or
as above "arch-avr32/kernel-patches-..." if an AVR32 target is selected
Test build done for arm,avr32 and x86
They will be applied ONLY if BR2_KERNEL_HEADERS_LZMA is set.
BR2_KERNEL_HEADERS_LZMA defaults to NO, so the user
has to actively set this config flag if lzma is needed.
This means that the default behaviour of buildroot will work
for most users.
Comment from author:
[Brad House]
I find myself having to remove the lzma patches because my build system
doesn't natively have lzma. I tried to compensate for this by
installing the latest lzma from gentoo's package tree, and apparently,
it accepts different flags than the one these patches expect, so my
kernel build still fails. Finally, I used the lzma from this buildroot
and compiled it by hand, and it _mostly_ worked. Regardless, it seems
silly to make this a requirement. Personally, I gzip my initramfs,
and that's enough compression for me...
