README.raspberrypi : changed location of gcc- and tools, and the reference to it #8968
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Building failed on these two points: @ --with-toolchain was pointing to wrong location. For the oversight now he entire tools-directory is moved in stead of copy partially to /opt, where both gcc and the toolchain can be found. PATH adapted accordingly. @ make -C tools/depends/target/xbmc was dangling
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please make it obvious in the commit msg that this is PI specific |
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As it concerns README.raspberrypi, isn't it already obvious enough? |
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nope. edit: |
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@maartenjd please update the commit message with [rpi] so devs know it only touches that part |
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Closing this until it is updated |
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Building for Raspberry failed on these two points:
@ --with-toolchain was pointing to wrong location. For the oversight I propose the entire tools-directory is moved (in stead of copied partially) to /opt, where then both gcc and the toolchain can be found. PATH adapted accordingly.
@ make -C tools/depends/target/xbmc was "dangling"