PSP toolchain debian packages

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spikesp
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PSP toolchain debian packages

Post by spikesp »

I've made debian packages of psptoolchain based on version 20050613.

You can grab it here : http://spike.sp.free.fr/psptoolchain/,
I didn't tested it much, I just compiled nem's HW.

Packages are build for debian unstable aka sid.
hruske
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Post by hruske »

you could at least post the sources (the tar.gz and .dsc files) too, since many users (me too) are on amd64 nowadays and cant quite use i386 packages.

Or if somebody wanted a sarge build.
spikesp
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Post by spikesp »

The tar.gz of gcc, binutils and newlib sources can be obtained easily, for the rest you should have looked in the debian directory.

The are 4 dirs : binutils-2.16, gcc-4.0.0-pre-newlib, gcc-4.0.0 and newlib-1.13.0, which contains the files dpkg-buildpackages will look for, example :

To build binutils debian package :
- extract binutils sources
- copy all the files from http://spike.sp.free.fr/psptoolchain/de ... utils-2.16 to a debian dir at binutils sources root.
- dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -b -uc
- and you got your own binutils debian package

You need to compile debian packages in that order :
  • binutils : extract, copy binutils-2.16 dir, compile, install package.
    gcc (to build newlib) : extract, copy gcc-4.0.0-pre-newlib dir, compile, install gcc debian package.
    newlib : extract, copy newlib-1.13.0 dir, compile, install package.
    gcc : extract, copy gcc-4.0.0 dir, compile, install debian packages.
So you see, there was everything you needed.
cornpet
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can't make psp-eboots

Post by cornpet »

I've installed the 4 .deb files, but i cant make any eboots, the pspsdk can't be installed because of missing files.
What have i done wrong ?

Thanx
spikesp
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Post by spikesp »

The packages are too old, and there were many changes since this version.
I should have time in the next 2 weeks to update it.

I'll post here when it's done.
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