How to setup Overo build environment on Mac OS X 10.5.5

[Crossley, Malcolm (GE EntSol, Intelligent Platforms)]

Hi Elvis,

If you have the "whereis" or "which" commands installed on your system
then you can find where commands are located.

So to find wget just type: whereis wget or which wget.

For reference wget is installed at /usr/bin/wget on my system. 

You can run: 
bitbake -e omap3-console-image

This will generate a lot of output but somewhere in there the PATH
variable, which OpenEmbedded uses, should be defined. 

I think you could add to the path using the export command like this:
export PATH=/usr/wget/bin/wget:$PATH

That will only work for the shell your using and will noy be saved if
you close the shell.

I hope that helps.

Malcolm

BTW. if you don't have whereis or which then you could use the following
command:
cd /
find . -name "wget"

But it could take some time to find where wget is.



-----Original Message-----
From: openembedded-users-bounces at openembedded.org
[mailto:openembedded-users-bounces at openembedded.org] On Behalf Of Elvis
Dowson
Sent: 04 December 2008 19:16
To: Using OE
Subject: Re: How to setup Overo build environment on Mac OS X 10.5.5

Hi Malcom,
                        I solved the problem of bitbake not being able  
to find git. git was installed to /usr/local/git/bin so I created a  
symbolic link to git as follows

ln -s /usr/local/git/bin/git /usr/local/bin/git

so that it appeared to be in /usr/local/bin

This solved the problem of running git.

Now I get problems related to wget. Could you please tell me where it  
is located on your system?

Best regards,

Elvis

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