On 6/8/05, Peter O'Gorman <peter@pogma.com> wrote:

Michael Franz wrote:

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Hi,

The readme states that there are additional tools for building some of there projects. If I am starting with a pure OS X system where do I get kextsymboltool, relpath, and decomment?

I recommend that you use the -chroot option, then you do not need these tools on your main system, they will be installed in the BuildRoot.

I tried the change root flag, however, it seems that some of the prebuilt packages are missing Libsystem-71.1.3. I there a way to specifiy a different build from the one that I am currently running? What I understand is the build process will try to rebuild the current verison that is being used to do the build. So, can I over-ride this? Michael

When I use this, it installs the chroot environment, but does not actually build the project. In my case I am trying to build gcc.

bin/darwinbuild -chroot -build=8A428 project

If I do not do the chroot switch it builds gcc, well attempts to, gcc does not compile for me on OS X 10.3.9. The gcc version that is installed is gcc (GCC) 3.3 20030304 (Apple Computer, Inc. build 1666), the source I am trying to compile is gcc-4061.tar.gz Michael