[Buildroot] [NEWBIE] Disable U-Boot

[Buildroot] [NEWBIE] Disable U-Boot

[Roger Varley]

Hi

I have installed buildroot-2902 and I'm trying my hand at my first
"make" It fails when it tries to build u-boot-2009-01 with
the error

make[1] *** no rule to make target "vortex_config"

I don't use u-boot, I've selected the grub option but the system won't
allow me to switch off the "Das U-Boot Boot Monitor".
How do I stop buildroot from trying to build U-Boot

Regards

[Buildroot] [NEWBIE] Disable U-Boot

[Peter Korsgaard]

>>>>> "Roger" == Roger Varley <roger.varley@googlemail.com> writes:

 Roger> Hi
 Roger> I have installed buildroot-2902 and I'm trying my hand at my first
 Roger> "make" It fails when it tries to build u-boot-2009-01 with
 Roger> the error

 Roger> make[1] *** no rule to make target "vortex_config"

 Roger> I don't use u-boot, I've selected the grub option but the system won't
 Roger> allow me to switch off the "Das U-Boot Boot Monitor".
 Roger> How do I stop buildroot from trying to build U-Boot

Did you by any chance select the advanced Linux kernel config and
uImage as "kernel binary format"? If so, then that's why it tries to
build U-Boot. You probably want bzImage instead.

-- 
Bye, Peter Korsgaard

[Buildroot] [NEWBIE] Disable U-Boot

[Peter Korsgaard]

>>>>> "Roger" == Roger Varley <roger.varley@googlemail.com> writes:

Hi,

 Roger> Thanks for your response - that was the problem. Now I'm getting a
 Roger> failure later in the "make" process.

 Roger> In file included from .stdint.h:87
 Roger>                      from <long path name
 to> /build_i486/staging_dir/usr/include/stdlib.h:860
 Roger>                      from ./stdlib.h:44
 Roger>                      from allocsa.h:24
 Roger>                      from allocsa.h:22
 Roger> ./wchar.h:41:12: error: empty filename in #include

What package is this from? Coreutils?

 Roger> This happens whether I've selected wchar support or not
 Roger> through menuconfig.

You have to do a complete rebuild (rm -rf *build_*; make) after you
change something to the toolchain config.

-- 
Bye, Peter Korsgaard