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torpor described how to [http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?/topic/53964-cross-compiling-is-bollocks-toolchains-are-bollocks-use-your-pandora-to-build-apps/ build apps directly on the Pandora]. | torpor described how to [http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?/topic/53964-cross-compiling-is-bollocks-toolchains-are-bollocks-use-your-pandora-to-build-apps/ build apps directly on the Pandora]. | ||
| − | Please note that as of March 2011, you will break your install if you follow those instructions directly! | + | {{warning |
| + | |Please note that as of March 2011, you will break your install if you follow those instructions directly! The angstrom "unstable" distribution is well named. | ||
| + | }} | ||
You can try the following: | You can try the following: | ||
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2. Enable sshd, and ssh in from another machine. This helps keep control when things break. To get root: | 2. Enable sshd, and ssh in from another machine. This helps keep control when things break. To get root: | ||
| − | + | <source lang="bash">sudo bash</source> | |
3. Set up a [http://pandorawiki.org/Extend_Utils#Creating_a_Root_or_Home_Overlay_PreMount root overlay] on your SD card. This gives you a way to try again when things break, and there are other benefits. I added /home/ to the overlay also, by editing the "premount" script. To explain the extend terminology a bit, a "root overlay" is a loop mounted filesystem (on an SD) which goes over the top of (most of) your normal root filesystem. You can still read the files underneath it, but any writes / deletes are recorded only in the overlay filesystem. Your real root on the NAND is not modified at all. The "premount" shell script is used to mount your overlay, have a look in it to see how it works. You can sort of unmount them using umount -l (lazy umount), but I'm not sure if this is safe. The reliable way to unmount it is to reboot the Pandora! | 3. Set up a [http://pandorawiki.org/Extend_Utils#Creating_a_Root_or_Home_Overlay_PreMount root overlay] on your SD card. This gives you a way to try again when things break, and there are other benefits. I added /home/ to the overlay also, by editing the "premount" script. To explain the extend terminology a bit, a "root overlay" is a loop mounted filesystem (on an SD) which goes over the top of (most of) your normal root filesystem. You can still read the files underneath it, but any writes / deletes are recorded only in the overlay filesystem. Your real root on the NAND is not modified at all. The "premount" shell script is used to mount your overlay, have a look in it to see how it works. You can sort of unmount them using umount -l (lazy umount), but I'm not sure if this is safe. The reliable way to unmount it is to reboot the Pandora! | ||
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5. Get new fresh package lists: | 5. Get new fresh package lists: | ||
| − | + | <source lang="bash">opkg update</source> | |
6. ncurses packaging seems to be broken, and ncurses is important! So, I suggest to do this first (in the overlay), or be prepared for things to start breaking when it gets removed later. If it does get removed, make sure to install it again! | 6. ncurses packaging seems to be broken, and ncurses is important! So, I suggest to do this first (in the overlay), or be prepared for things to start breaking when it gets removed later. If it does get removed, make sure to install it again! | ||
| − | + | <source lang="bash">opkg install libncurses5</source> | |
7. Install dev packages: | 7. Install dev packages: | ||
| − | + | <source lang="bash">opkg install gcc gcc-symlinks make-dev binutils-dev cpp cpp-symlinks g++ g++-symlinks libstdc++-dev</source> | |
8. Try to compile "hello world". Mine didn't find libgcc_s, this fixed it: | 8. Try to compile "hello world". Mine didn't find libgcc_s, this fixed it: | ||
| − | + | <source lang="bash"> | |
| − | + | opkg install libgcc1 # not sure if this was needed | |
| + | ln -s /lib/libgcc_s.so.1 /usr/lib/gcc/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/4.3.3/libgcc_s.so | ||
| + | </source> | ||
9. I had trouble with libsdl-image-1.2-dev and libpng / libpng-dev. libpng-dev from the repo conflicts with 'libpng' on the Pandora. That latter package is misnamed I guess, it should be called 'libpng-dev', only contains libpng-config and libpng12-config (dev tools, not essential) but task-pandora-core depends on it. The real libs are in libpng12-0 / libpng3. So I did this: | 9. I had trouble with libsdl-image-1.2-dev and libpng / libpng-dev. libpng-dev from the repo conflicts with 'libpng' on the Pandora. That latter package is misnamed I guess, it should be called 'libpng-dev', only contains libpng-config and libpng12-config (dev tools, not essential) but task-pandora-core depends on it. The real libs are in libpng12-0 / libpng3. So I did this: | ||
| − | + | <source lang="bash"> | |
| − | + | opkg remove libpng --force-depends | |
| − | + | opkg install libpng-dev | |
| + | </source> | ||
10. Install extra dev libs: | 10. Install extra dev libs: | ||
| − | + | <source lang="bash"> | |
| − | + | opkg install libgles-omap3-dev | |
| − | + | opkg install libsdl-1.2-dev libsdl-gfx-dev libsdl-image-1.2-dev libsdl-mixer-1.2-dev libsdl-net-1.2-dev libsdl-ttf-2.0-dev | |
| + | </source> | ||
Hopefully this will go smoothly if you've fixed the png conflict in step 9. | Hopefully this will go smoothly if you've fixed the png conflict in step 9. | ||
11. Install optional extra stuff, if you want them: | 11. Install optional extra stuff, if you want them: | ||
| − | + | <source lang="bash"> | |
| − | + | opkg install vim vim-syntax | |
| − | + | opkg install libgles-omap3-demos | |
| − | + | opkg install screen git rsync | |
| + | </source> | ||
Revision as of 20:14, 19 April 2011
torpor described how to build apps directly on the Pandora.
| Please note that as of March 2011, you will break your install if you follow those instructions directly! The angstrom "unstable" distribution is well named. |
You can try the following:
1. I found that the www.angstrom-distribution.org repo was very slow, so changed the config files in /etc/opkg/ to use us.feeds.angstrom-distribution.org instead.
2. Enable sshd, and ssh in from another machine. This helps keep control when things break. To get root:
sudo bash
3. Set up a root overlay on your SD card. This gives you a way to try again when things break, and there are other benefits. I added /home/ to the overlay also, by editing the "premount" script. To explain the extend terminology a bit, a "root overlay" is a loop mounted filesystem (on an SD) which goes over the top of (most of) your normal root filesystem. You can still read the files underneath it, but any writes / deletes are recorded only in the overlay filesystem. Your real root on the NAND is not modified at all. The "premount" shell script is used to mount your overlay, have a look in it to see how it works. You can sort of unmount them using umount -l (lazy umount), but I'm not sure if this is safe. The reliable way to unmount it is to reboot the Pandora!
4. Mount the overlay. Check this worked, with "mount" or "df".
5. Get new fresh package lists:
opkg update
6. ncurses packaging seems to be broken, and ncurses is important! So, I suggest to do this first (in the overlay), or be prepared for things to start breaking when it gets removed later. If it does get removed, make sure to install it again!
opkg install libncurses5
7. Install dev packages:
opkg install gcc gcc-symlinks make-dev binutils-dev cpp cpp-symlinks g++ g++-symlinks libstdc++-dev
8. Try to compile "hello world". Mine didn't find libgcc_s, this fixed it:
opkg install libgcc1 # not sure if this was needed
ln -s /lib/libgcc_s.so.1 /usr/lib/gcc/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/4.3.3/libgcc_s.so
9. I had trouble with libsdl-image-1.2-dev and libpng / libpng-dev. libpng-dev from the repo conflicts with 'libpng' on the Pandora. That latter package is misnamed I guess, it should be called 'libpng-dev', only contains libpng-config and libpng12-config (dev tools, not essential) but task-pandora-core depends on it. The real libs are in libpng12-0 / libpng3. So I did this:
opkg remove libpng --force-depends
opkg install libpng-dev
10. Install extra dev libs:
opkg install libgles-omap3-dev
opkg install libsdl-1.2-dev libsdl-gfx-dev libsdl-image-1.2-dev libsdl-mixer-1.2-dev libsdl-net-1.2-dev libsdl-ttf-2.0-dev
Hopefully this will go smoothly if you've fixed the png conflict in step 9.
11. Install optional extra stuff, if you want them:
opkg install vim vim-syntax
opkg install libgles-omap3-demos
opkg install screen git rsync
The above was from memory, I didn't re-test all of it because it took too long even the first time! If you find other problems or quirks, please correct it.
After all this, I was able to build torpor's suggested dev demo app, WakeBreaker.
