[Buildroot] Buildroot Build Procedure
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From: Jerry Richards <hidden>
Date: 2007-07-18 18:19:46
Hello All, My understanding is my buildroot/Makefile will re-build the toolchain and the buildroot/build_mipsel_nofpu/linux-2.6.10_dev-malta-mips2_fp_len/Makefile will re-build my kernel. This is correct? I also want to write some applications to the root filesystem prior to compressing it (i.e. to CRAMFS or SQUASHFS). Since the buildroot make creates the compressed filesystem, I find I must run it twice (steps 2 & 7, below) as shown in the following complete re-build: 1) In <>/buildroot, execute "make clean". 2) In <>/buildroot, execute "make". 3) In <>/buildroot/build_m*/lin*, execute "make clean". 4) In <>/buildroot/build_m*/lin*, execute "make". 5) In <>/apps, execute "make clean". 6) In <>/apps, execute "make". 7) Copy application(s) to <>/buildroot/build_m*/root/... 8) In <>/buildroot, execute "make". <------- TO CREATE COMPRESSED FS 9) Done. Is this the correct procedure? Is there a shortcut I'm missing? Then, if I want to just do a build (not re-build) of everything I should do the following? 2) In <>/buildroot, execute "make". 4) In <>/buildroot/build_m*/lin*, execute "make". 6) In <>/apps, execute "make". 7) Copy application(s) to <>/buildroot/build_m*/root/... 8) In <>/buildroot, execute "make". <------- TO CREATE COMPRESSED FS 9) Done. Best Regards, Jerry