How to setup Overo build environment on Mac OS X 10.5.5

[Elvis Dowson]

Hi Malcolm,
                         I hope that you are doing fine!

I got wget working, but now there is a new error relating to the  
computation of the md5 sum.

On the Mac the binary is called md5. On linux it is called md5sum.  
What I did is create a symbolic link to md5 and called it md5sum.

Here is the output of which command:

elvis-dowsons-macbook-pro:overo-oe elvis$ which md5
/sbin/md5

elvis-dowsons-macbook-pro:overo-oe elvis$ which md5sum
/usr/local/bin/md5sum

Now when I run the bitbake omap3-console-image command, it progresses,  
but gives the following error.

For some reason it is not computing the actual md5 sum, but rather  
returning MD5 instead. This effectively stops the build from  
progressing because it thinks that the checksum of the downloaded  
files is bad.

NOTE: package quilt-native-0.46-r2: task do_fetch: started
NOTE: The MD5Sums did not match. Wanted:  
'4508546d1ed0257ef7c128b6121b7208' and Got: 'MD5'

Is there some way to debug why?

Best regards,

Elvis


On Dec 5, 2008, at 9:34 PM, Elvis Dowson wrote:

> Hi Malcom,
>                          Modifying the local.conf file to include  
> the following command worked
>
> FETCHCOMMAND_wget = "/usr/bin/env /usr/local/bin/wget -t 5 --passive- 
> ftp -P ${DL_DIR} ${URI}"
>
> Now it downloaded the required packages. However, md5sum is now  
> giving some errors.
>
> sh: md5sum: command not found
> NOTE: The MD5Sums did not match. Wanted:  
> '988aa098326d5f2b5b5aa4b3efe8d528' and Got: ' '
>
> On Mac OS X, you can use the command md5 instead of md5sum.
>
> So what I did was create a new symbolic link in /sbin called md5sum
>
> So, when I type which md5sum I get the /sbin/md5sum
>
> What should I do, to make sure it points to md5sum symbolic link?
>
> Best regards,
>
> Elvis

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