<html><head><meta name="color-scheme" content="light dark"></head><body><pre style="word-wrap: break-word; white-space: pre-wrap;">Short:        Script to build AROS from the source code
Author:       Matthias Rustler &amp; misc. contributors
Uploader:     mrustler gmx de (Matthias Rustler)
Type: dev/cross
Version:      1.11
Requires:     Linux
Architecture: i386-aros

Bash script for building AROS from the Subversion or GIT repository.

It does (interactively):
* Installing the prerequisites (currently only for Debian
  and similar (e.g.Ubuntu), Fedora and Arch Linux).
* Checkout of AROS source code from the SVN or GIT repo.
* Configuring
* Building

Since v1.11 there is an alternative gimmearos-v1.sh. It has separate
steps for configuring/building the toolchain and AROS. This allows
for fast rebuilds of AROS without the toolchain. As the name implies
it is for ABIv1 only.


Please, send improvements back to me (especially support for other Linuxes)

History
1.11 2014-07-26
- added support for openSUSE
- added gimmearos-v1.sh

1.10 2013-08-03
- prerequisites updated
- wrong directory name corrected

1.9 2012-04-23
- added libpng12-dev to prerequisites for Debian (Ubuntu)
- removed the option to select a particular GCC version
  because that's no longer supported on ABIv1.

1.8 2011-04-17
- added the ability to fetch/configure/build both v0 and v1

1.7 2010-12-24
- download sources with Git
- removed option to download contrib/necessary (no longer available)

1.6 2010-12-08
- added bzip2 to the prerequisites

1.5 2010-07-07
- support for Arch Linux from Brad Mccormack
- option to download "ports" archive
- option to select host compiler

1.4 2010-05-17
- download of missing prerequisites (make, libxx86vm)
- option to download prerequisites for
  building 32-bit AROS on 64-bit Linux
- configure and build options for 64-bit AROS
- "-j2" parameter for "make"

1.3 2009-08-01
Build binaries outside source tree.

1.2 2009-01-04
Support for Fedora (experimental).
Added error handling for package installation.
               
1.1 2009-01-02
First official release.



Uploaded using: archives.aros-exec.org
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