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Build FreeBSD images for RaspberryPi, BeagleBone, PandaBoard, and others.
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Fixed Syntax error: "else" unexpect (linux mint sh bug ?) #77

Closed lamogui closed 10 years ago

lamogui commented 10 years ago

Try to use the script (on linux mint 15) and get theses Syntax error: "else" unexpect Fixed here just by adding something after the else

lamogui commented 10 years ago

I just fixed the an other error:

Loading configuration from config.sh crochet.sh: 13: .: config.sh: not found

lamogui commented 10 years ago

Then i have a lot of error with make then i read that make on freebsd is different of make from linux... so i download freebsd and try to compile on freebsd Today... I'm also interested to compile NetBSD it works well without any error on linux but now i want to create an img (for raspberry pi and beaglebone black) does yours scripts can be a good base to create an NetBSD img ? i'm a noob in BSD...

teverett commented 10 years ago

Theoretically Crochet could build other BSD's. I'm not sure anyone has ever tried.

kientzle commented 10 years ago

On Jul 13, 2014, at 1:37 AM, lamogui notifications@github.com wrote:

Then i have a lot of error with make then i read that make on freebsd is different of make from linux...

There should be packages of FreeBSD's 'bmake' for Linux.

so i download freebsd and try to compile on freebsd

That's certainly easier.

Today... I'm also interested to compile NetBSD it works well without any error on linux but now i want to create an img (for raspberry pi and beaglebone black) does yours scripts can be a good base to create an NetBSD img ?

Noone has done so that I know of. It should be feasible. I would suggest asking on one of the NetBSD mailing lists how people build images for those systems and whether they would like to see a tool such as Crochet.

Tim

lamogui commented 10 years ago

Tanks you tim !

kientzle commented 10 years ago

I've fixed the else issue a slightly different way. I'll close this pull request.

If you have a chance, please open another pull request with a fix for the config.sh issue (as I mentioned, I don't think your suggestion here was quite right).

Good luck!