[En-Nut-Discussion] Nut/OS under Ubuntu 14.04
Uwe Bonnes
bon at elektron.ikp.physik.tu-darmstadt.de
Sun Nov 23 15:37:22 CET 2014
>>>>> "Michael" == Michael H <farwest at gmx.de> writes:
Michael> Am 22.11.2014 um 14:27 schrieb Uwe Bonnes:
Michael> I now downloaded the repo (ethernut-code.git.tar.gz as of
Michael> 2014-10-08) and did the setup as described at the ethernut
Michael> website. Then ran autogen.sh, then configure, make, sudo make
Michael> install: all fine. cd nut/lib make clean -> same as before:
Michael> didn't find *.mk had to run lua nutsetup.lua to create the
Michael> NutConf.mk Shouldn't the configure-script create NutConf.mk?
Michael> runing nutsetup doesen't create it either.
Michael> had to remove -WError in Makevars.gcc for to get past some
Michael> unused variable warnings. then had an error in
Michael> arch/avr/dev/wlan.c. Missing comma at line 122. then had
Michael> arch/avr/dev/hd44780.c missing. Copied it from 5.1.0-1. then:
Michael> tcpsm.c: In function ‘NutTcpStateRetranTimeout’:
Michael> tcpsm.c:988:33: error: ‘TCP_RTTO_MAX’ undeclared (first use in
Michael> this function) if (sock->so_rtto < TCP_RTTO_MAX / 2) {
You still didn't tell what conf file you used... If it is not in the
distribution, make it available...
Michael> So here I'm stuck again. As I can see from the list, tcpsm.c
Michael> is under construction at the moment. Will try again later...
Michael> Also I will have look into SVN. I'm not familiar with it right
Michael> now. I guess I can get the HEAD of branch with something like
Michael> "svn HEAD NUT-URL" and have the diffs to update my local
Michael> version.
As explained on http://www.ethernut.de/en/download/index.html
as simple "git svn rebase" gets you to SVN Head. But this is only to follow
further development, at the moment your problem probably is elsewhere.
Bye
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