Hi Stuart, how's everything?
I think I liked the old way or my modified version better, because at
least I would have an iso that I could mount, run `install`, change
directory to non-distributable-*, then run `ltib` to build the entire
release.
With your newest modifications the iso is bundled without a .config in the
base non-distributable-* directory, and running `ltib` only builds the
host packages, then drops me to the configuration menu. This is less like
a BSP, because it's not specific to my platform, and more like the LTIB
itself, which can be used for lots of platforms. I don't think the
configuration menu should be invoked at all, either in producing the iso
with the localdir_nobuild tag, or when installing the BSP from the iso
onto another machine.
Thanks,
Aaron
Hi Aaron,
That's not quite right, you don't want to do any building for
"localdir_nobuild". I've checked in a fix that I think addresses this.
Regards, Stuart
address@hidden wrote:
I would recommend the patch following the diff command for the test
release mode with the localdir_nobuild tag. Instead of dropping the
user
to the configure screen, the LTIB should be using the preconfig file
config/platform/${ARCH}/defconfig to produce the test release iso file.
$ diff -aur Ltibrelease.pm Ltibrelease.pm.noconfigscr
--- Ltibrelease.pm 2009-10-26 14:15:37.898242755 -0400
+++ Ltibrelease.pm.noconfigscr 2009-10-26 14:17:03.037301396 -0400
@@ -399,6 +399,8 @@
if [ "$tag" != "localdir_nobuild" ]
then
./ltib --preconfig $cf->{plat_dir} --configure --batch
+else
+ ./ltib --preconfig $cf->{plat_dir} -m config --batch
fi
# copy the pre-built images if any to the iso so usable without ltib
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