Page History

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• buildroot
  • buildroot-<year>.<month>-<version>
    • buildroot-<year>.<month>-<version>-<architecture> (created by unzipping the downloaded buildroot, and renaming the resulting directory)
    • site-top (created by cloning the SLAC-specific git repo)
    • host
    • download

Yes, it's repetitive.  But we will have many buildroots, and different architectures for each buildroot.

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Here is the full sequence of commands:

egumtow@aird-b50-srv01 /scratch/egumtow> mkdir buildroot

egumtow@aird-b50-srv01 /scratch/egumtow> cd buildroot

egumtow@aird-b50-srv01 /scratch/egumtow/buildroot> mkdir buildroot-2019.08-2
egumtow@aird-b50-srv01 /scratch/egumtow/buildroot> cd buildroot-2019.08-2

egumtow@aird-b50-srv01 /scratch/egumtow/buildroot/buildroot-2019.08-2> mkdir host
egumtow@aird-b50-srv01 /scratch/egumtow/buildroot/buildroot-2019.08-2> mkdir download

egumtow@aird-b50-srv01 /scratch/egumtow/buildroot/buildroot-2019.08-2> git clone https://github.com/slaclab/buildroot-site.git site-top

egumtow@aird-b50-srv01 /scratch/egumtow/buildroot/buildroot-2019.08-2> wget https://buildroot.org/downloads/buildroot-2019.08.tar.gz
egumtow@aird-b50-srv01 /scratch/egumtow/buildroot/buildroot-2019.08-2> tar xzvf buildroot-2019.08.tar.gz

egumtow@aird-b50-srv01 /scratch/egumtow/buildroot/buildroot-2019.08-2> mv buildroot-2019.08 buildroot-2019.08-2-x86_64

egumtow@aird-b50-srv01 /scratch/egumtow/buildroot/buildroot-2019.08-2> cd buildroot-2019.08-2-x86_64/

egumtow@aird-b50-srv01 /scratch/egumtow/buildroot/buildroot-2019.08-2/buildroot-2019.08-2-x86_64> ln -s ../site-top site