Toolchain Script help....

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SirPyros
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Toolchain Script help....

Post by SirPyros »

This is the error I get when I run the Toolchain script.

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I ran the script with all of the switches ex: ./toolchain.sh -d -b -g -n -p. It runs fine until it gets to this spot.
waza
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Post by waza »

have u tried only ./toolchain.sh ?
i think option are here only to install specific stuffs. if u want all just use regular call.

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SirPyros
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Post by SirPyros »

Yes, it does the same thing, it gets to the pspsdk part and then gives that error
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Post by TheDevilsJester »

If you post your environment information, it will help track down the issue. (I.E. OS, Kernel ver, GCC ver, gmake ver, 32/64 bit, etc...) From the looks of that font though...looks like you might be using cygwin....?
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SirPyros
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Post by SirPyros »

Win XP w\ latest cygwin. not sure on the version of gmake i use toolchain.sh to download gcc 4.0.0.1
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Post by TheDevilsJester »

cygwin, yeah it figures, thats your problem :) I have never had success getting anything working in cygwin.

If you are serious about deving for the PSP why not just install a version of linux? If you are not experienced with partitioning, there are some versions out there that repartition your HD for you automagically without data loss (Mandrake and Xandros are two that come to mind). Unless you have a tiny HD, you probably have a good 3-5 GB to spare for dual booting linux. Its as easy as booting the CD and hitting a couple "Next >" buttons.
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Post by SirPyros »

well i got an extra machine lying around i guess i'll do a clean intsall of linux on that one. Thanks.
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Post by waza »

i am using cygwin with no problems

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Post by waza »

be sure to get everything required with cygwin downloaded. there is a post in here with what u need to get cygwin to work correctly with script.

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Post by Agoln »

If you still want to try cygwin, what version of make, automake, and autoconf do you have, along with what version of the toolchain?
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SirPyros
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Post by SirPyros »

i have make 3.80-1, automake 1.95-2 and autoconf 2.13-1, I have the toolchain from Oopo's site.
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Post by mrbrown »

SirPyros wrote:i have make 3.80-1, automake 1.95-2 and autoconf 2.13-1, I have the toolchain from Oopo's site.
Your autoconf is too old, get at least 2.59.
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Post by SirPyros »

where can i get it?

[EDIT] Nevermind i got it and it worked, I needed newer versions of both autoconf and automake
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