to allow packages which assumes that LINUX26_DIR
and the /lib/modules/LINUX_VERSION use
the consistent version numbering to build.
Create a file ".linux-version" containing
the real linux version in $(PROJECT_B UILD_DIR)
to allow packages to read the correct linux version
This does not buld because its "configure" requires
that -llzo contains "lzolx_decompress".
"vtun" does not build, evenm if liblzo is available.
The LZO package currently used by buildroot
does not contain ANY reference to "lzolx_decompress"
"vtun" has been upgraded to 3.0.2 and now builds OK,
but is yet to be tested on a target.
The previous patch containing three diffs,
has been broken up into three files.
The second patch fails.
This patch tries to replace a perl script
($(VTUN_DIR)/scripts/vtund.rc.debian)
with a shell script with the same name.
In vtun-3.0.2, vtund.rc.debian is a shell script which is
fairly similar to the shell script provided by the patch.
For now, it has been decided not to replace this shell
script with the script generated by the patch for 2.6
vtun will thus be built with the 3.0.2 vtund.rc.debian.
The start-stop-daemon parameters and other things
in this script may be inappropriate for something based on busybox.
I will leave the decision which script to use,
the 2-6 script or the 3.0.2 script to someone else.
Both files are kept in the directory, but should
be removed once it has been decided what to do
about this script.
Signed-Off by: Ulf Samuelsson <ulf.samuelsson@atmel.com>
if an uImage is to be built for arm, avr32, blackfin and sh.
PATH has therefore been set to have $(STAGING_DIR)/usr/bin
as the first item allowing linux to find mkimage.
This patch will, if an uImage is built, create a "u-boot-toóls"
directory in the PROJECT_BUILD_DIR directory.
$(STAGING_DIR)/usr/bin/mkimage is copied to this directory
and the PATH variable will now include "u-boot-tools"
If an uImage is built, then the linux build will now depend on "u-boot".
As discussed on the list.
- No sense in depending on BR2_TARGET_UBOOT when the configurations are
within a if BR2_TARGET_UBOOT conditional.
- n is default, so remove 'default n'
- clarify nested conditionals
I often find myself forgetting what those targets were called, and I imagine
others may not even be aware of their existence.
Signed-off-by: Haavard Skinnemoen <haavard.skinnemoen@atmel.com>
Signed-off-by: Hans-Christian Egtvedt <hans-christian.egtvedt@atmel.com>