11 | | If you just like to bootstrap a supported platform/architecture for some reason, there is an automated shortcut for doing it. In the root you'll find a GNU makefile called source:trunk/bootstrap.gmk. Read the ASSUMPTIONS found at the top of the file very carefully before executing it. Then do this: |
12 | | 1. {{{kBuild/env.sh make -f bootstrap.gmk SRCDIR=`pwd`}}} |
13 | | 1. {{{kBuild/bin/x.y/}}} is not (re-)populated and you can use env.sh + kmk. |
| 11 | If you just like to bootstrap a supported platform/architecture for some reason, there is an automated shortcut for doing it. In the root you'll find a GNU makefile called bootstrap.kmk (source:trunk/bootstrap.gmk). Read the ASSUMPTIONS found at the top of the file very carefully before executing it. Then do as follow: |
| 12 | 1. {{{kBuild/env.sh --full make -f bootstrap.gmk }}} |
| 13 | 1. {{{kBuild/bin/x.y/}}} is now (re-)populated and you can use env.sh + kmk. |