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--- info:avr32_buildroot_patching [2008/09/11 09:46] – tomgee
+++ info:avr32_buildroot_patching [2008/09/12 09:49] (current) – tomgee
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 ===== Buildroot Patching =====
+//AVR32 websites//\\
+Building avr32 on Ubunt:\\
+http://www.yagarto.de/howto/avr32ngw100/index.html
 //TG notes, from Atmel//:\\
 Buildroot is a script system that heavily depends on a Linux® system. It is highly recommended that users either run a native Linux installation or run Linux with a virtual machine when running other operating systems.
+//From doc32062//:\\
+List of requirements for the build machine
+   * C compiler (GCC)
+   * C++ compiler (for Qtopia® (G++))
+   * GNU make
+   * sed
+   * bison
+   * flex
+   * autoconf
+   * ncurses library (development install)
+   * zlib library (development install)
+   * libacl library (development install)
+   * lzo library (development install)
+Buildroot has a well defined structure of directories.
+From a fresh extraction of the
+tarball, Buildroot will look like:
+  *  Config.in
+  *  .defconfig
+  *  docs/
+  *  Makefile
+  *  package/
+  *  project/
+  *  target/
+  *  TODO
+  *  toolchain/
+After a successful build there will be 6 extra
+directories in the base directory of Buildroot:
+  *  binaries/
+  *  build_avr32_nofpu/
+  *  include/
+  *  project_build_avr32_nofpu/
+  *  src/
+  *  toolchain_build_avr32_nofpu/
 //From AVR Freaks Forum://\\
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 As was mentioned in the above URL, you will find it easiest to patch setup.c using quilt. I present it here in a more general and complete form:
   - Install quilt