I want to use an exist "tools" to save some time. But the jhalfs only give BREAKPOINT but not STARTPOIN. So, is there any way to do that? Thanks. -- -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/alfs-discuss FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/faq/ Unsubscribe: See the above information page
xinglp wrote: > I want to use an exist "tools" to save some time. > But the jhalfs only give BREAKPOINT but not STARTPOIN. > So, is there any way to do that? After a break, just use 'make' and it will pick up where it left off. Anything else doesn't make sense. -- Bruce -- -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/alfs-discuss FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/faq/ Unsubscribe: See the above information page
Le 07/05/2012 15:23, xinglp a écrit : > I want to use an exist "tools" to save some time. > But the jhalfs only give BREAKPOINT but not STARTPOIN. > So, is there any way to do that? > > Thanks. I have never tried that, so all I'll write below should be considered "experimental". First, as it is rather difficult to be clear in explanations because there are several files or directories called jhalfs, let me precise a bit of vocabulary: - when I write 'jhalfs source', it means the directory where you checked out the jhalfs svn. - when I write 'jhalfs', it means the directory which is created under $BUILDDIR (by default /mnt/build_dir, but I usually change its name to /mnt/lfs) I think it is possible to do the following : - Run make in the jhalfs source, and be careful NOT to select 'Run the makefile' nor 'Rebuild files' under 'General settings'. Otherwise, select whatever is adapted to your wills. Answer yes to 'Do you wish to save your new JHALFS configuration', then yes twice (unless something goes wrong), and let the program run to completion. - There should be a directory named jhalfs in /mnt/lfs (or whatever name you chose for the build directory). cd to that directory. Then Type: --------(Continue reading)
2012/5/8 Pierre Labastie <pierre.labastie <at> neuf.fr>: > Le 07/05/2012 15:23, xinglp a écrit : >> I want to use an exist "tools" to save some time. >> But the jhalfs only give BREAKPOINT but not STARTPOIN. >> So, is there any way to do that? >> >> Thanks. > I have never tried that, so all I'll write below should be considered > "experimental". > > First, as it is rather difficult to be clear in explanations because > there are several files or directories called jhalfs, let me precise a > bit of vocabulary: > - when I write 'jhalfs source', it means the directory where you > checked out the jhalfs svn. > - when I write 'jhalfs', it means the directory which is created > under $BUILDDIR (by default /mnt/build_dir, but I usually change > its name to /mnt/lfs) > > I think it is possible to do the following : > - Run make in the jhalfs source, and be careful NOT to select > 'Run the makefile' nor 'Rebuild files' under 'General settings'. > Otherwise, select whatever is adapted to your wills. > Answer yes to 'Do you wish to save your new JHALFS > configuration', then yes twice (unless something goes wrong), > and let the program run to completion. > > - There should be a directory named jhalfs in /mnt/lfs (or > whatever name you chose for the build directory). > cd to that directory. Then Type:(Continue reading)
2012/5/8 Pierre Labastie <pierre.labastie <at> neuf.fr>: > Le 07/05/2012 15:23, xinglp a écrit : >> I want to use an exist "tools" to save some time. >> But the jhalfs only give BREAKPOINT but not STARTPOIN. >> So, is there any way to do that? >> >> Thanks. > I have never tried that, so all I'll write below should be considered > "experimental". > > First, as it is rather difficult to be clear in explanations because > there are several files or directories called jhalfs, let me precise a > bit of vocabulary: > - when I write 'jhalfs source', it means the directory where you > checked out the jhalfs svn. > - when I write 'jhalfs', it means the directory which is created > under $BUILDDIR (by default /mnt/build_dir, but I usually change > its name to /mnt/lfs) > > I think it is possible to do the following : > - Run make in the jhalfs source, and be careful NOT to select > 'Run the makefile' nor 'Rebuild files' under 'General settings'. > Otherwise, select whatever is adapted to your wills. > Answer yes to 'Do you wish to save your new JHALFS > configuration', then yes twice (unless something goes wrong), > and let the program run to completion. > > - There should be a directory named jhalfs in /mnt/lfs (or > whatever name you chose for the build directory). > cd to that directory. Then Type:(Continue reading)
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