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2012-05-28
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#62
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Yes!!!!!
I compiled it!!!!!!
I'll upload it 2moro!!
I compiled it!!!!!!
I'll upload it 2moro!!
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2012-05-29
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#63
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OK, I copied the libc stuff to /opt/meecolay/* and still segmentation fault.
Seems that it's not as easy to tame as libstdc++6.
Do you have any idea why it causes seg fault?
I'm not @ home, so I'll upload only libc6 and libc-bin.
I'll upload the rest later.
It's here: http://marmistrz.net63.net/meecolay/libc6
Seems that it's not as easy to tame as libstdc++6.
Do you have any idea why it causes seg fault?
I'm not @ home, so I'll upload only libc6 and libc-bin.
I'll upload the rest later.
It's here: http://marmistrz.net63.net/meecolay/libc6
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2012-05-30
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#64
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I'm proceeding with gcc-4.6!
I dropped i386 version entirely
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It tries to compile i386-version with 64bit multilib support, and that is very hard to turn off. It was easier to me to just drop i386 version. Do we need this?
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Now extras-devel has gcc-4.6 package which contains working binary for gcc-4.6. It still has some dependencies for non-existing packages, so it can't be installed (but can be downloaded and extracted).
http://maemo.org/packages/package_in.../4.6.1-maemo5/
Next version is on builder already, but it takes some 48h to compile.
Packaging of gcc is tricky as it generates/modifies own packaging files during packeting.
I dropped i386 version entirely
(
It tries to compile i386-version with 64bit multilib support, and that is very hard to turn off. It was easier to me to just drop i386 version. Do we need this?
)
Now extras-devel has gcc-4.6 package which contains working binary for gcc-4.6. It still has some dependencies for non-existing packages, so it can't be installed (but can be downloaded and extracted).
http://maemo.org/packages/package_in.../4.6.1-maemo5/
Next version is on builder already, but it takes some 48h to compile.
Packaging of gcc is tricky as it generates/modifies own packaging files during packeting.
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2012-05-30
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#65
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Originally Posted by AapoRantalainen
I'm proceeding with gcc-4.6!
I dropped i386 version entirely
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It tries to compile i386-version with 64bit multilib support, and that is very hard to turn off. It was easier to me to just drop i386 version. Do we need this?
)
Now extras-devel has gcc-4.6 package which contains working binary for gcc-4.6. It still has some dependencies for non-existing packages, so it can't be installed (but can be downloaded and extracted).
http://maemo.org/packages/package_in.../4.6.1-maemo5/
Next version is on builder already, but it takes some 48h to compile.
Packaging of gcc is tricky as it generates/modifies own packaging files during packeting.
Is the new libstdc++ and libgcc1 safe enough to install it on device (upgrade)?
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2012-05-30
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#66
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Originally Posted by marmistrz
On developing/hacking device, yes. Maybe not on everyday device.
Is the new libstdc++ and libgcc1 safe enough to install it on device (upgrade)?
I upgraded my device and it is still booting (without RD-mode) and working. I have tested only couple of applications, but they worked as earlier.
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2012-05-30
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#67
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Originally Posted by AapoRantalainen
So I'll wait until it's more sure that it's safe, as N900 is my main device
On developing/hacking device, yes. Maybe not on everyday device.
I upgraded my device and it is still booting (without RD-mode) and working. I have tested only couple of applications, but they worked as earlier.
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2012-05-30
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#68
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Originally Posted by AapoRantalainen
I think we do for compiling: autobuilder compiles for armel & i386
I'm proceeding with gcc-4.6!
I dropped i386 version entirely
(
It tries to compile i386-version with 64bit multilib support, and that is very hard to turn off. It was easier to me to just drop i386 version. Do we need this?
)
Now extras-devel has gcc-4.6 package which contains working binary for gcc-4.6. It still has some dependencies for non-existing packages, so it can't be installed (but can be downloaded and extracted).
http://maemo.org/packages/package_in.../4.6.1-maemo5/
Next version is on builder already, but it takes some 48h to compile.
Packaging of gcc is tricky as it generates/modifies own packaging files during packeting.
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2012-05-30
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#69
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Has anyone tried to replace the stock libc6 with mine?
Maybe in other path it doesn't work but may work in normal path (/usr/*)
Btw. I uploaded the source I built. The depends have to be modified, as I used -d flag
It's the md5sum, as I had problems uploading
76d4e0b20b5573738604298c886a07fe eglibc_2.10-0maemo18.1+0m6.tar.gz
I'll upload the rest of built packages soon.
download it here: http://marmistrz.net63.net/meecolay/libc6
It runs OK on scratchbox
Last edited by marmistrz; 2012-05-30 at 17:05.
Maybe in other path it doesn't work but may work in normal path (/usr/*)
Btw. I uploaded the source I built. The depends have to be modified, as I used -d flag
It's the md5sum, as I had problems uploading
76d4e0b20b5573738604298c886a07fe eglibc_2.10-0maemo18.1+0m6.tar.gz
I'll upload the rest of built packages soon.
download it here: http://marmistrz.net63.net/meecolay/libc6
It runs OK on scratchbox
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2012-05-30
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#70
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Originally Posted by marmistrz
Mind attatching a compiled library??
Has anyone tried to replace the stock libc6 with mine?
Maybe in other path it doesn't work but may work in normal path (/usr/*)
Btw. I uploaded the source I built. The depends have to be modified, as I used -d flag
It's the md5sum, as I had problems uploading
76d4e0b20b5573738604298c886a07fe eglibc_2.10-0maemo18.1+0m6.tar.gz
I'll upload the rest of built packages soon.
download it here: http://marmistrz.net63.net/meecolay/libc6
It runs OK on scratchbox
I removed the line with -mfloat-abi=hard and VFP
from debian/sysdeps/armel.mk
And it seems to compile.
It requires debhelper7, as in sdk dh5 there's dh_lintian missing
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