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Bring back the button mapping of the OFW in iPod Video
cool_walking_:
I'm a bit confused how you ended up with this folder structure: "C:\Rockbox\Home\Guest\build". I can see the SimpleGuideToCompiling page refers to this directory structure, but I'm not sure how it got to that point either :-\ I think the wiki instructions may be a bit broken.
What are the contents of the "C:\Rockbox" folder?
INGRAMLI:
--- Quote from: cool_walking_ on February 03, 2009, 03:53:04 AM ---I'm a bit confused how you ended up with this folder structure: "C:\Rockbox\Home\Guest\build". I can see the SimpleGuideToCompiling page refers to this directory structure, but I'm not sure how it got to that point either :-\ I think the wiki instructions may be a bit broken.
What are the contents of the "C:\Rockbox" folder?
--- End quote ---
the folder itself contains nothing but a folder named "home", which also contains nothing but the folder named "guest", where the daily build source code is placed.
cool_walking_:
So you just created "home\guest" because the wiki referred to them? In that case, those empty folders are useless. You can move the Rockbox source up to C:\Rockbox (so C:\Rockbox contains "apps", "docs", "fonts", etc.), and then delete "Home". Then from within Cygwin, navigate to C:\Rockbox:
--- Code: ---cd c:
cd Rockbox
--- End code ---
Note that within Cygwin, file and folder names are case-sensitive, so "Rockbox", is not the same as "rockbox".
Then create a build directory, move into it, and run configure:
--- Code: ---mkdir build
cd build
../tools/configure
--- End code ---
INGRAMLI:
--- Quote from: cool_walking_ on February 03, 2009, 05:14:26 AM ---So you just created "home\guest" because the wiki referred to them? In that case, those empty folders are useless. You can move the Rockbox source up to C:\Rockbox (so C:\Rockbox contains "apps", "docs", "fonts", etc.), and then delete "Home". Then from within Cygwin, navigate to C:\Rockbox:
--- Code: ---cd c:
cd Rockbox
--- End code ---
Note that within Cygwin, file and folder names are case-sensitive, so "Rockbox", is not the same as "rockbox".
Then create a build directory, move into it, and run configure:
--- Code: ---mkdir build
cd build
../tools/configure
--- End code ---
--- End quote ---
How to run cygwin?each time i run Cygwin Bash Shell from start menu, it started for a very short moment and automatically closed...
cool_walking_:
Gah. And so we move into Cygwin and possibly Windows support, which I'm going to be chided about.
Right-click the Cygwin entry in the Start menu and select "properties". Hunt around in there for a checkbox saying something like "close window on exit", and uncheck it. Click OK. Run Cygwin from the Start menu item again. It should show you an error message.
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