[9fans] mk in /sys/src/9/bitsy: don't know how to make '/arm/inflate' ???

[9fans] mk in /sys/src/9/bitsy: don't know how to make '/arm/inflate' ???

[Axel Belinfante]

I'm preparing to bitsify an ipaq (started Booting101 at step 10).
I did: cd /sys/src; objtype=arm; mk install
(and created subdirectories /arm/bin/ip/httpd /arm/bin/usb to make that work)

Then I did (in another window): cd /sys/src/9/bitsy; mk
which gives me the error in the subject.

What have I missed?

Anything I should especially pay attention to when I continue
at step 0 (that's not already mentioned in Booting101)?


In addition:
I'm tempted to change the following in /sys/src/9/bitsy/paqfiles/cpurc
(have a two-slot expensian pack, and non-orinoco wavelan)

86,88c86,105
< if(grep -s WaveLAN/IEEE /dev/pcm0ctl){
< 	if (~ $debug 1) echo 'configure #l0 wavelan'
< 	echo -n 'configure #l0 wavelan'>/dev/pcm0ctl
---
> wavenames=( \
> 	'WaveLAN/IEEE' \
> 	'TrueMobile 1150' \
> 	'Instant Wireless ; Network PC CARD' \
> 	'Avaya Wireless PC Card' \
> 	'AirLancer MC-11' \
> )
> wavedev=''
> wavename=''
> for (dev in /dev/pcm?ctl) {
> 	for (name in $wavenames) {
> 		if(grep -s $name $dev){
> 			wavedev=$dev
> 			wavename=$name
> 		}
> 	}
> }
> if(! ~ $wavedev ''){
> 	if (~ $debug 1) echo 'configure #l0 wavelan' "$wavename" $wavedev
> 	echo -n 'configure #l0 wavelan'>$wavedev
rc 32901: diff 32902: some

and make a similar change to startip in the same directory.

Feedback, please...
(for starters, basic rc question: can I get rid of ugly \ in
 wavenames array without having to put all entries on the same line?
 any trick to avoid this duplication of the wavenames from wavelan.c ?)

Thanks,
Axel.

Re: [9fans] mk in /sys/src/9/bitsy: don't know how to make '/arm/inflate' ???

[Dan Cross]

It's been a while since I've built a bitsy kernel, but I think you
need to go into /sys/src/boot/arm or /sys/src/boot/bitsy or whatever
it's called and build in there first.

	- Dan C.

Re: [9fans] mk in /sys/src/9/bitsy: don't know how to make '/arm/inflate' ???

[Russ Cox]

cd /sys/src/boot/arm
mk install

the mkfile in /sys/src doesn't get
boot exactly right.

russ