[uClibc]problems building openssh with uClibc.
Terje Kvernes
terjekv at math.uio.no
Sat Dec 28 03:25:10 UTC 2002
Erik Andersen <andersen at codepoet.org> writes:
> On Sat Dec 28, 2002 at 12:58:37AM +0100, Terje Kvernes wrote:
>
> > according to google the snprintf issue comes from using the wrong
> > libz and openssh having nsl issues. sadly enough, I've been
> > unable to realize what I should do to fix this situation. any
> > advice is gratefully considered. :-)
>
> Build openssl and zlib so they are both linked vs uClibc and then
> install them into your uClibc development area.
well, that's what I've been trying to do. I guess I need some more
practice on setting up a proper development area. :-/
> I do this all correctly with buildroot (available from the uClibc
> cvs server).
heh. buildroot couldn't find the kernel bz2-image it was looking
for, and after I put the bz2-image into the dl-directory manually,
the following happened:
touch /tmp/cvs/buildroot/build/linux-2.4.20/.dist
Aborting. '/tmp/cvs/buildroot/sources/kernel-patches' is not a directory.
make: *** [/tmp/cvs/buildroot/build/linux-2.4.20/.dist] Error 1
oh well. the joys of CVS I guess. :-)
> Another option, since you are building for i386, you can grab the
> pre-built uClibc ext2 filesystem from the uClibc download area and
> grab things from that (or build things within it) and things should
> work just fine for you,
whoa! I just downloaded root_fs_0.9.16 (at 3K / second, could we
help you with a mirror?) and that was impressive! a full
environment of everything I could want and then some. it'll be
easier for me to just copy out what I want from there, and build
stuff inside that system. amazing work! thank you!
and if I ever should want to build anything, building it inside that
environment is a piece of cake. I just tested a bit with udhcp and,
well, whoa. thanks again!
--
Terje
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