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Re: makeinfo<br>
the first time this happened I did exactly as you described. I invoked
the makeinfo command and installed the package specified in the error
(Texinfo). Now when I invoke makeinfo from the command line i get a
'parameter missing' error as I would expect. However, the build script
still tells me that I have no makeinfo!<br>
And yes I know that cpp is the preprocessor and has nothing to do with
C++. I also know that it exists on the LL box.<br>
As far as compiling the app directly on the LL box:<br>
What appears to be the root cause of the configuration failure is the
absence of a kernel limits.h file.<br>
when I remark out the "# include <linux/limits.h>" line in the
file /usr/include/bits/local_lim.h the ./configuration command
completes without errors.<br>
Running a make nets a couple of 'unused variable' warnings before
bailing out with 6 'dereferencing pointer to incomplete type' errors.<br>
my assumption is that the type is defined in the missing file.<br>
73<br>
Dale NV8U<br>
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Stephen Rodgers wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Dale J. Robertson wrote:
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<pre wrap="">No Joy,
./configure bails out with;
checking how to run the C preprocessor... /lib/cpp
configure: error: C preprocessor "/lib/cpp" fails sanity check
See `config.log' for more details.
seems like it is looking for /lib/cpp and it just isn't there.
to add insult to injury, it seems like Ubuntu 9.04 won't build Limey
Linux either.
I decided to try a build without changes just to see. the build script
can not find or run 'makeinfo'
73
Dale NV8U
Stephen Rodgers wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hello,
I would like to use socat on my LL box as a remote virtual com port
for a windows application controlling my Kenwood TS2K (in addition to
iax-rpt). The pre-built CF image does not appear to include the socat
binaries.
Do I just edit the socat line in the d201gly2-buildroot.config file
(despite the do not edit warning)
to include it in a new image build?
Also, the readme file makes reference to a PACKAGES file that
includes all the packages in a build. I have been unable to locate
this file.
73
Dale NV8U
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<pre wrap="">May I suggest an alternate plan of attack?
Limey linux has a C compiler built in. As long as ./configure passes for
socat, then you can compile it on the target machine, and install it in
/usr/local/sbin or /usr/local/bin. Do a svcfg to save the contents of
/usr/local/bin and /usr/local/sbin so it comes back across power cycles.
This will not work if your package requires things like perl, c++, tcl,
or python. There is only bare-bones development abilities available
(just enough to install Asterisk and Zaptel).
Steve
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CPP has nothing to do with C++ and everything to do with the C
preprocessor. Did you take a look at the config.log as it asked? You
might be able to tweak the configure script to avoid this error.
BTW: I'm using ubuntu 8.10 to do all the development work, but Ubuntu
9.04 is probably OK as well (never tested it though). Makeinfo is a
package you need to install. Type it at the CLI and ubuntu might tell
you how to install it. There will be other packages you will probably
find out you need as well.
Steve
WA6ZFT
Steve
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