[Buildroot] [PATCH v5 1/3] busybox: disable nslookup applet

[Gustavo Zacarias <gustavo@zacarias.com.ar>]

On 14/07/15 13:55, Thomas Petazzoni wrote:

> I did a comparison between the uClibc_config.h of the OSELAS Cortex-M3
> toolchain and the uClibc_config.h of a uClibc toolchain built by
> Buildroot, and there are quite a few differences in the configuration.
>
> First and foremost, OSELAS is using uClibc 0.9.33.2 with almost no
> patches. And in Buildroot, we had to add a lot of patches to uClibc to
> make it properly support a number of packages (which is also why we've
> switched to uClibc-ng as the default C library).
>
> And then, the uClibc configuration itself is quite different: a number
> of features that we enable by default in the Buildroot uClibc
> configuration are not enabled in the OSELAS Cortex-M3 uClibc. So when
> we will start adding the OSELAS Cortex-M3 toolchain in the
> autobuilders, it will probably start showing a number of failures
> caused by this uClibc version/configuration being quite different from
> the usual Buildroot expectations.
>
> So, we've got two possibilities here:
>
>   1/ Just give up on the OSELAS toolchain, and focus on making Buildroot
>      capable of building a Cortex-M3 toolchain.
>
>   2/ Really add the toolchain anyway, but be prepared for some
>      additional work to handle all those issues. Since the Cortex-M3 is
>      noMMU, it means that a significant fraction of the packages are not
>      available, so maybe it will be more reasonable that I expect. But I
>      was in fact hoping to be able to add other OSELAS toolchains, even
>      for MMU capable platforms. But if they have such uClibc
>      configurations, we might be limited to using their glibc toolchains.
>
> What do you think?

As far as i remember as you say uclibc for M3 requires minimal patching.
IMHO option 1 would be best rather than the "black box" solution 
(besides a lack of options being problematic).
It would help Waldemar include any required patches upstream in 
uclibc-ng going forward.
Regards.