suffix or otherwise package names with dots in them would be mangled.
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so one can set it to the static libroot, if desired.
* Generic attribute emulation:
- Added build tool rm_attrs, a simple "rm" replacement, which also
removes the attributes directory for a given file.
- Added build/scripts/rm_attrs shell script, which wraps the
invocation of the rm_attrs tool. If it doesn't exist yet, the
ordinary rm is used.
- The RM jam variable refers to the rm_attrs script now, i.e. whenever
something is removed by the build system, the attributes are removed
too (if the build tool has already been built, that is).
- Removed the shell function attrrmrf() in build_haiku_image. We use
the rm_attrs tool instead, if necessary.
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directories. Note that you need an updated "sed" (from the Haiku
repository) if you want to use that rule.
* The "Development" optional package now installs the Haiku headers
needed to build stuff (ie. "os", "gnu", and "posix"). It also makes
a symlink "be" so that we can still use the BeOS compiler with its
builtin header paths.
* Fixed AddVariableToScript for older shells that do not support '+='.
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Changed the way the VMware image is built. Instead of creating a normal
image first and then adding vmdk header and that image, we create the
VMware image in one go, now. Therefore "jam update-vmware-image ..."
does now actually update the VMware image directly, instead of updating
the normal image and recreating the VMware image.
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HaikuImage and enabled individually using the
AddOptionalHaikuImagePackages rule or all at once by setting
HAIKU_ADD_ALL_OPTIONAL_PACKAGES. In principle an optional package can
be any kind of addition to the Haiku image, but usually a zip file will
be downloaded from somewhere and unzipped onto the image. I've added a
WonderBrush package as an example.
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to do that is UnzipArchiveToHaikuImage. Cf. UserBuildConfig.sample for
a usage example.
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being copied onto the image even when updating only and alwaysUpdate
unspecified.
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(or rdef) files which will be converted to attributes and added to the
installed directory. Adjusted build_haiku_image script accordingly.
* Added directory data/image_directories, which is where the resource
files for the directories attributes shall be stored. As naming
convention I suggest using the target directory path with slashes
replaced by hyphens, e.g. home-config-bin.rdef for home/config/bin.
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work on arbitrary "containers". The image rules are just
specializations.
* Added rules, a definition file (build/jam/NetBootArchive), and a shell
script for creating a gzipped tar archive containing kernel and modules
required for network booting (the contents may need some fine-tuning).
ATM it can be built via the haiku-netboot-archive pseudo target. It is
generated in the output directory (e.g. "generated").
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with image files. E.g.
jam -q update-image libbe.so kernel_x86
will only build libbe.so and the kernel (if necessary) and copy them
onto the already existing Haiku image. The MIME DB will not be
reinstalled, and only those source directories will be copied for which
the AddSourceDirectoryToHaikuImage rule is given a second argument
(e.g. "1"). The image will otherwise remain unchanged.
The "update-vmware-image" and "update-install" work similarly for the
VMWare image and the directory installation respectively. Note that, due
to the way the VMWare image is created (prepending a header to the
standard image), the file itself is fully rebuilt, i.e. changes made
during the emulation will be lost after updating the VMWare image.
The feature requires Haiku's jam. With other jam versions a similar
effect can be reached by accordingly setting the HAIKU_IMAGE_UPDATE_ONLY
and HAIKU_INCLUDE_IN_IMAGE in the UserBuildConfig file.
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* Added rule AddSourceDirectoryToHaikuImage to copy source directories
onto the image. They will be placed in /boot/home/HaikuSource/...
according to their relative path. This should make it a bit more
comfortable to use gdb as a source level debugger. Alas, the
directories have to be made known to gdb individually (with the
"directory" command). I guess we should update to 6.6...
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vmdkheader tool. New pseudo target haiku-vmware-image to build it.
Image default name is "haiku.vmdk", adjustable via the
HAIKU_VMWARE_IMAGE_NAME variable.
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commented the insertion of the attribute name in patterns in the case of a string attribute
notify_probe_by_file chooses a module based on a bus specific suffix
dm_register_child_device has a parameter to optionally check the support for the node
added scanning of bus devices after the boot filesystem is mounted
fixed dm_rescan, locking was misbehaving
fixed SYSTEM_DRIVER_REGISTRATION definition
added B_DRIVER_MAPPING attributes for PCI and ACPI devices:
%vendor%_%device% for PCI, hid_%hid% and type_%type% for ACPI
moved acpi_device_module_info definition to public ACPI.h
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on the Haiku image/installation. Apparently BeOS R5's ln is buggy in that
it always assumes "-n". A correct ln would resolve an existing symlink to
a directory and create/replace the symlink there. If you have such an ln,
you may find symlinks /boot/beos/apps/apps, /boot/beos/preferences/preferences,
and /boot/home/home on your boot partition (if you have run "jam install-haiku"
at least twice).
Fixes bug #143.
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