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Latest gcc (4.6.0) does not recognize the -all-static
option; see http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=46410
Using -static still results in a static init binary:
$ file helper/init
helper/init: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (GNU/Linux), statically linked, for GNU/Linux 2.6.32, stripped
$ ldd helper/init
not a dynamic executable
(cherry picked from commit 42a6e60307b8116dd888e9dae4960f12d895f73f)
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This complete rewrite of the building tools turns febootstrap
into a general purpose, cross-distro, supermin appliance only
build tool.
There is now only one program 'febootstrap' which is used to
build a supermin appliance from a list of packages.
Normal appliances are not supported.
The tools are incompatible with febootstrap 2.x (use the
febootstrap-2.x branch from git to get the old package).
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Recent state of the elf-default-arch script and the hardcoded i386 arch doesn't
allow building on other arches than ix86 or x86_64. See attachment for a fix.
Can be easily extended to support additional secondary arches by adding new
patterns to the elf-default-arch script
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This option doesn't work yet. The commit is just for adding the
capability to pass the extra kernel/initrd/appliance parameters
through 'main.c' and 'appliance.c'.
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We create a 'writer' abstraction and (currently) a single implementation
of this which can write cpio files. All cpio-related code is moved
out of 'appliance.c' into 'cpio.c'. 'appliance.c' becomes a generic
appliance builder.
This commit should not change the semantics of the program.
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This is just code movement. There is no change to the code.
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This will allow us to split up the monolithic C program into
separate files for ease of modification.
This patch is just file rearrangement.
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