[okl4-developer] Linux kernel build errors

[G S Madhusudan]

I downloaded a fresh copy, works now !


By the way, is it OK to use Python 2.5 ?

Thanks

Thanks

Geoffrey Lee wrote:
> On Thu, Jul 24, 2008 at 08:18:31AM +0100, G S Madhusudan wrote:
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>> Arch is standard PC99.
>>
>> Parent directory is called okl4
>>
>> Dir tree under that is
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>> arch default.lds l4test oklinux_2.6.23.24.tar platform run
>> build drivers libs projects
>> cust iguana linux pistachio README tools
>>
>> linux source is in the linux directory
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>> Build string is
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>> ./tools/build.py project=iguana machine=ia32_pc99 wombat=yes simulate  
>> ENABLE_DEBUG=False
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> I unzipped a fresh copy of the source tree for both OKL4 and OK Linux
> and I used your command line and I was able to build a bootable 
> image.
>
> >From your build errors however, it seems to not be picking up the
> OKL4 includes. 
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>> also tried with OKL4_FEATURE_PROFILE=NORMAL
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> One cannot build OK Linux with the NORMAL profile as the NORMAL
> profile does not include the EAS functionality, a necessary
> component in order for OK Linux to function.
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>   
>> Also it keeps complaining about missing limits.h
>> "Couldn't find a header posix/limits.h when scanning  
>> build/iguana_server/include/limits.h"
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> This can safely be ignored.
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>> Thanks
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> 	-gl
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>> Geoffrey Lee wrote:
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>>> On Wed, Jul 23, 2008 at 12:48:57PM +0100, G S Madhusudan wrote:
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>>>       
>>>> Did something change intehLinux kernelin teh recent versions.
>>>>
>>>> I just upgraded the OKL4 kernel from ofirst 2.1 version to the latest version. Also updated the linux kernel sourec to the latest version.
>>>>
>>>> The L4 kernel builds and tests OK but the linux kernel build
>>>> give the following errors
>>>>
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>>>>         
>>> Which architecture is this and what does your build command line look
>>> like?  Can you describe your source setup?
>>>
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>>>       
>>>> The build setup is simple so do not think I have done something wrong.
>>>>
>>>> Build env is std x86 PC running fedora 9. Std 3.3.4 gcc from UNSW is used.
>>>>
>>>> I am hoping it is stnadrd setup mistake that a lot of folks do !
>>>>
>>>> If not well, I guess I have to trawl through my setup.
>>>>
>>>> Also any reason why I get so many warnings of syscalls not being implemented ?
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>>> The Linux kernel build does a check to see whether there are unimplemented
>>> system calls.  You'll notice that even for the most common system calls
>>> they are listed in the list.  These warnings are spurious and can be  
>>> disregarded.
>>>
>>> 	-gl
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>>>       
>>>> Thanks
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>>>> G S Madhusudan
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>> G S Madhusudan
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