Hello, I'm struggling to move my toolchain onto a new computer, and I'm missing some background knowledge. I've got some basic (i think) questions, and I'll explain my exact situation below that.
1) What is meant by "installation" of the tools? Just placing the directory structure with binaries at a prefix? 2) What is the difference between a "build set tar file" and "package tar files?" (i.e. how are these used?) 3) Where do the absolute paths come in that they could potentially cause problems? 4) Is sb-bootstrap part of the rsb "installation?" 5) If I've built and installed everything, can I prepare that build for deployment without rebuilding the project? I'm certain not that a problem is the installation of autoconf packages in my MSYS2 environment, but I was reading about deployment and want to make sure I'm not breaking something else with the way I copied RSB and RTEMS over. My exact scenario (Using RTEMS/RSB 4.11.2) is: Source Computer (Windows 10 64b) has RSB and kernel built for zc706 (ARM). Destination Computer (WIndows 7 64b) has things that I've zipped and copied over manually: the prefix directory including the rsb binaries, the kernel source directory, and the rsb source directory. Both use MSYS2. I want to build the kernel and BSP on Destination Computer, but sb-bootstrap fails on 4/157: "Can't locate Autom4te/Channeldefs.pm in @INC (you may need to install the Autom4te::ChannelDefs module) Thanks, Jacob
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