Hallow everybody I need good guidelines & sources for building
my owned image so, if you can give support tips ,links i will be appreciated.
I have tried all the ways that was mentioned in & i have
succeeded for both models 600/500+ & I'm going towered enigma² 800/8000/7025 because I'm doing it slowly
I followed this steps to make it.
1. First of all, you need a C++ cross-compiler that can compile MIPS binaries on your PC. (The DM 7025 is based on an ATi Xilleon 220 chip, which contains a MIPS processor core.)
2. Secondly, you need to ensure that you’re working in a sane way, using a version of the source code three that matches the system where you will be testing the binaries. The Enigma 2 C++ code depends on a number of other components, including its Python parts and data files, and the libraries in the underlying Linux-system. You can’t mix and match different versions of the components willy-nilly.
in order to Install the cvs tools on my preferred platform
witch in my case ubuntu 9.04 and to try the following:
That was for the latest snapshot. If you want to fetch a certain release version, try something like this, instead:
The DM 7025 development toolchain is built upon the efforts of the OpenEmbedded project: Basically, you can pull all the needed source code automatically from the net and build both your cross-compile toolchain and the DM 7025 binaries – all the way to a flashable NFI image – in a single step, with a couple of simple commands.
For a generic introduction to the topic, see this page.
I installed the OpenEmbedded toolchain for DM 7025 on a Ubuntu Dapper system
Note: You need approximately 5 GB of free HDD space for building the entire toolchain and the Enigma 2 software / Linux distribution.
- First of all, you will need to download and install Monotone. Get the latest package from their web page. (The one that is packaged for Ubuntu Dapper in the official Ubuntu package repository is too old.)
I did the following:wget http://monotone.ca/downloads/m…e_0.32-dapper0.1_i386.deb
...but this package is probably already outdated, so you will need to find a more recent one from their site.
- Install a bunch of other packages:
sudo apt-get install zlib1g-dev libc6-dev gcc g++ make cvs subversion perl python-psyco
- Create a project directory for the toolchain and sources:
While in ~/projects/dm7025, download the makefile for the OpenDreambox project (type this all on a single command line)
wget -O Makefile-opendreambox "http://schwerkraft.elitedvb.net/plugins/scmcvs/cvsweb.php/~checkout~/Makefile-opendreambox?content-type=text/plain;cvsroot=opendreambox"
- Type the following:
Code: now After adding last CMD make -f I got error massage
that says down con error opendreambox & stuck on it .
Any assistance to pressed ???
with your kindness & efforts i think i will be able to solve the trouble .
waiting