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The rest, here's what I've had to install so far:
 
The rest, here's what I've had to install so far:
  
apr-1.3.3/ -- for subversion
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# apr-1.3.3/ -- for subversion
apr-util-1.3.4/  -- for subversion
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# apr-util-1.3.4/  -- for subversion
bash-3.2/ -- the builtin cp doesn't take the -t option, the one in this newer bash does.
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# bash-3.2/ -- the builtin cp doesn't take the -t option, the one in this newer bash does.
diffstat-1.46/
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# diffstat-1.46/
help2man-1.36.4/  -- build without NLS.
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# help2man-1.36.4/  -- build without NLS.
git-1.6.0.2/
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# git-1.6.0.2/
ncftp-3.2.2/ -- to make CPAN happy about Locale::gettext
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# ncftp-3.2.2/ -- to make CPAN happy about Locale::gettext
neon-0.28.3/  -- for subversion
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# neon-0.28.3/  -- for subversion
Python-2.6/  -- for the proper sqlite support
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# Python-2.6/  -- for the proper sqlite support
sqlite-3.6.3/  -- for python
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# sqlite-3.6.3/  -- for python
subversion-1.5.3/  -- yum didn't have this.
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# subversion-1.5.3/  -- yum didn't have this.
texi2html-1.64/
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# texi2html-1.64/
  
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Actually, whenever you have the option, --disable-nls in the configure scripts seems to make life a lot easier.
  
Some more's probably necessary.  I'll update this as I go.
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This is being written as I do it, so note that it'll change until I've gotten a full build (make image) done. After that, it's dfu-util!

Revision as of 20:20, 13 October 2008

Building on Solaris

(Well, OpenSolaris)

After a few dead starts, the best way to build on Solaris is to use a BrandZ Linux zone, and install enough stuff into the CentOS-3 image to make it all work.

Using these directions for setting up the zone: http://wikis.sun.com/display/chosug/Installing+a+Linux+Zone

Try to install what you can from the package list in MokoMakefile

The rest, here's what I've had to install so far:

  1. apr-1.3.3/ -- for subversion
  2. apr-util-1.3.4/ -- for subversion
  3. bash-3.2/ -- the builtin cp doesn't take the -t option, the one in this newer bash does.
  4. diffstat-1.46/
  5. help2man-1.36.4/ -- build without NLS.
  6. git-1.6.0.2/
  7. ncftp-3.2.2/ -- to make CPAN happy about Locale::gettext
  8. neon-0.28.3/ -- for subversion
  9. Python-2.6/ -- for the proper sqlite support
  10. sqlite-3.6.3/ -- for python
  11. subversion-1.5.3/ -- yum didn't have this.
  12. texi2html-1.64/

Actually, whenever you have the option, --disable-nls in the configure scripts seems to make life a lot easier.

This is being written as I do it, so note that it'll change until I've gotten a full build (make image) done. After that, it's dfu-util!

Personal tools

Building on Solaris

(Well, OpenSolaris)

After a few dead starts, the best way to build on Solaris is to use a BrandZ Linux zone, and install enough stuff into the CentOS-3 image to make it all work.

Using these directions for setting up the zone: http://wikis.sun.com/display/chosug/Installing+a+Linux+Zone

Try to install what you can from the package list in MokoMakefile

The rest, here's what I've had to install so far:

  1. apr-1.3.3/ -- for subversion
  2. apr-util-1.3.4/ -- for subversion
  3. bash-3.2/ -- the builtin cp doesn't take the -t option, the one in this newer bash does.
  4. diffstat-1.46/
  5. help2man-1.36.4/ -- build without NLS.
  6. git-1.6.0.2/
  7. ncftp-3.2.2/ -- to make CPAN happy about Locale::gettext
  8. neon-0.28.3/ -- for subversion
  9. Python-2.6/ -- for the proper sqlite support
  10. sqlite-3.6.3/ -- for python
  11. subversion-1.5.3/ -- yum didn't have this.
  12. texi2html-1.64/

Actually, whenever you have the option, --disable-nls in the configure scripts seems to make life a lot easier.

This is being written as I do it, so note that it'll change until I've gotten a full build (make image) done. After that, it's dfu-util!