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cross compiler install via rockboxdev.sh on mac

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Llorean:
We only have 20mb of total space for attachment on the forums. Period. So, a 3/4mb attachment is actually a fairly large portion of our total space.

As well, you could rename the .log to .txt and it would've worked. I can't possibly put in EVERY extension for a text file. Extensions don't really mean anything regarding the format anyway. Doc is allowed  because presumable it's a Microsoft Word document. If anyone asks me to, I'll add in the extension for Open Office's default equivalent as well. But for anything that can be read as a text file, simply rename it to .txt, assuming it's small enough.

lenny:
Thanks Llorean. I had no idea there were only 20mb for attachments on the fourms. I know about renaming to txt, I tried that but then realized that my file is too big. And none of this, size or extensions, is really a big deal at all. I'm just glad I had a place to host the log file.

now back on topic... ?

Bagder:
I can't say that I understand what happens but I can't see any gcc being installed, just a few other gcc-related tools... ?

rasher:

--- Quote from: Bagder on August 08, 2006, 02:46:18 AM ---I can't say that I understand what happens but I can't see any gcc being installed, just a few other gcc-related tools... ?

--- End quote ---

It's a bit hard to follow the output. Would be easier to tell what went wrong, if rockboxdev.sh told us what it was doing.

I also just realised I made a mistake. You'll want to run

--- Code: ---./rockboxdev.sh 2>&1 |tee rockboxdev.log
--- End code ---
Instead (we were missing all the errors!). It would also be nice if you could add an echo of some sort before line 185,186,187 and 194,195,196.

lenny:
Thank you! I'd be happy to run it again, but by this:


--- Quote from: rasher on August 09, 2006, 10:47:38 PM ---add an echo of some sort before line 185,186,187 and 194,195,196.
--- End quote ---

do you mean in the script? If so, how would I do that (I'm not a shell scripting guru, yet)

Also, do I need to be concerned about deleting existing files before running the script again?

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