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    Default Compiling basic ITGate enigma image

    I've been trying to build a basic enigma image for the ITGate but running into some problems.

    Since the ITGate CVS is now dead LraiZer pointed me in the direction of the CLI Team Repository which I downloaded and it has everything needed to build the image.

    I'm running Ubuntu 10.04 (LTS) with all the required files.

    The error I'm getting seems to be during the Make command.

    The error seems to be related to the binutils-2.15.91.0.2.tar.bz2 file, I even tried downloading the file manually and putting it in the Archive folder before starting but no joy, still same error.

    I'll add a text file in a minute which has the terminal window I was using, maybe someone can see what the problem is.

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    Code:
     
    Saving to: `Archive/binutils-2.15.91.0.2.tar.bz2'
    100%[======================================>] 527         --.-K/s   in 0s      
    2012-02-21 20:49:07 (34.6 MB/s) - `Archive/binutils-2.15.91.0.2.tar.bz2' saved [527/527]
    make: *** No rule to make target `/binutils-2.15.91.0.2.tar.bz2', needed by `.binutils'.
    The end bit tells you it succesfully downloaded .binutils,,, but there is a problem in the Makefile.am in.
    take a search for
    Code:
    binutils-2.15.91.0.2.tar.bz2
    in /cdk/Makefile.Am

    see where the refrences to this are, and if it tells it to build it once your have it.. or go in and compile the binutilis yourself to the /root/cdkroot directory and remove it from the makefile.

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    Thanks for that m8, I'll go try it.

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    Just searched for binutils-2.15.91.0.2.tar.bz2 and it says not found so I searched for binutils and there only really this.

    Code:
    .binutils: @DEPENDS_binutils@
        @if [ ! -h linux ]; then \
            $(MAKE) .linuxdir; \
        fi
        @PREPARE_binutils@
        cd @DIR_binutils@ && \
            CC=$(CC) \
            CFLAGS="$(CFLAGS) -D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=0" \
            @CONFIGURE_binutils@ \
                --target=$(target) \
                --prefix=$(hostprefix) \
                --disable-nls \
                --nfp && \
            $(MAKE) all all-gprof && \
            @INSTALL_binutils@
        @CLEANUP_binutils@
        touch $@
    
    .newlib: @DEPENDS_newlib@
        @PREPARE_newlib@
        cd @DIR_newlib@ && \
            CC=$(CC) \
            CFLAGS="$(CFLAGS)" \
            @CONFIGURE_newlib@ \
                --target=$(target) \
                --prefix=$(hostprefix) \
                --enable-interwork \
                --enable-multilib \
                --disable-werror && \
            ln -s tuxbox-gcc $(hostprefix)/bin/tuxbox-cc && \
            $(MAKE) all && \
            @INSTALL_newlib@
        @CLEANUP_newlib@
        touch $@
    
    #
    # gcc first stage without glibc
    #
    bootstrap_gcc: @DEPENDS_bootstrap_gcc@
        @if [ ! -d $(hostprefix)/$(target)/bin/as ]; then \
            $(MAKE) .binutils; \
        fi
    How would I go about configuring it myself? sound like a plan.

    EDIT: I googled and tried this, not sure if it's the correct way or not but got an error.

    First I transfered the binutil package to cdk/root/cdkroot then in terminal I extracted it using tar -jxvf binutils-2.15.91.0.2.tar.bz2 then ./configure all goes fine with then then I use the make command and it goes for a while then stops with an error, again I've enclosed a txt file with window showing full proccess.
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    il need check it at home and get back to you on the .rar log. but yeh well thats you compiling the binutils. id need see log to see why it failed.
    the cli cvs is hard because its not complete and never built!.
    though it does or should have the base cvs inside. the kernel and busybox and gd stuff like this were all upgraded well beyond what itgate and UR had on box.
    Afaik it never was finished though and wouldnt build from the build commands

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    How u getting on with thus deeboi ? , anything I can help with

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    If you are still working on it, I have this one:
    + CVS 08.08.2008
    + kernel v. 2.6.9
    + enigma v. 1.10
    + BusyBox v1.01
    + Web Interface: 6.04
    + Gcc 3.4.4

    Currently compiling for itgate TGS100.

    Cya

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    Quote Originally Posted by Millzzy View Post
    How u getting on with thus deeboi ? , anything I can help with
    Sorry m8, I never seen this post until now, I lost everything I was working on due to a PC fry up, .

    MB, 1xHDD, GFX Card all gone and it was an old P4 3.2ghz anyways so no point replacing any components but it took me about 6/7 months to get my finger out and build a new PC.

    Quote Originally Posted by malvarosa View Post
    If you are still working on it, I have this one:
    + CVS 08.08.2008
    + kernel v. 2.6.9
    + enigma v. 1.10
    + BusyBox v1.01
    + Web Interface: 6.04
    + Gcc 3.4.4

    Currently compiling for itgate TGS100.

    Cya
    I would love to get back into this again after being pretty close the last time I tried.

    Let me know how you get on with your compiling m8, I'd like to hear about your progress.

    Personally my main aim is just to make an image with a working 7 day EPG (and maybe a few of my own skins ) for us ITGate die hards.

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    Quote Originally Posted by malvarosa View Post
    If you are still working on it, I have this one:
    + CVS 08.08.2008
    + kernel v. 2.6.9
    + enigma v. 1.10
    + BusyBox v1.01
    + Web Interface: 6.04
    + Gcc 3.4.4

    Currently compiling for itgate TGS100.

    Cya
    Compile it for skybox f3

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    Quote Originally Posted by deeboi View Post

    Sorry m8, I never seen this post until now, I lost everything I was working on due to a PC fry up, .

    MB, 1xHDD, GFX Card all gone and it was an old P4 3.2ghz anyways so no point replacing any components but it took me about 6/7 months to get my finger out and build a new PC.

    I would love to get back into this again after being pretty close the last time I tried.

    Let me know how you get on with your compiling m8, I'd like to hear about your progress.

    Personally my main aim is just to make an image with a working 7 day EPG (and maybe a few of my own skins ) for us ITGate die hards.
    Liking the sound of this mate got a little more spare time nowadays as well , also got a spare box here we could use for testing on never cost me anything so let's see what we can do to harm it , you guts up for it ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by deeboi View Post
    Sorry m8, I never seen this post until now, I lost everything I was working on due to a PC fry up, .

    MB, 1xHDD, GFX Card all gone and it was an old P4 3.2ghz anyways so no point replacing any components but it took me about 6/7 months to get my finger out and build a new PC.



    I would love to get back into this again after being pretty close the last time I tried.

    Let me know how you get on with your compiling m8, I'd like to hear about your progress.

    Personally my main aim is just to make an image with a working 7 day EPG (and maybe a few of my own skins ) for us ITGate die hards.
    You may have a look ( some pics) about my IIGATE TGS-100 new image at

    Forum Gateway - Sat Universe

    Currently working on modding enigma_main.cpp to add some more info in infobar. Feq, sr, ecm-info, etc.

    I have Nemesis sources and trying to adapt them to ITGATE.

    My whole folder for compiling is by 1.8 gb, so I will try to find the way to upload it if you need it.

    Cya
    Last edited by malvarosa; 6th November, 2012 at 08:06 PM.

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    Nice work m8, so, is that your own compiled image? (I know it's not finished yet )

    I know it's a big ask m8 but if you would be able to upload those files for us to tinker about with that would be greatly appreciated.

    Getting a working CDK last time was a nightmare.

    I've forgot allot since the last time so need to brush up on this all over again, .

    (p.s. I use bayfiles to upload stuff, 5gb max file size)

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    Quote Originally Posted by deeboi View Post
    Nice work m8, so, is that your own compiled image? (I know it's not finished yet )

    I know it's a big ask m8 but if you would be able to upload those files for us to tinker about with that would be greatly appreciated.

    Getting a working CDK last time was a nightmare.

    I've forgot allot since the last time so need to brush up on this all over again, .

    (p.s. I use bayfiles to upload stuff, 5gb max file size)
    It?s my own compiled image. I added some plugins, ecm-info, ccam info, Brujiemu (to start the emu), and I was trying weep- -epg in conjuction with your panel but It needed much time to learn how it works.

    I will try to upload a basic or intermidiate image ASAP.
    Actually, some more people working on it the better the final product you get.

    I ?ll test bayfiles, so.

    Cya

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    This is the link:
    BayFiles

    I hope it will work, not tested.

    The folder must be installed as /home/itgate2.

    Cya

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    couldn't download it yesterday for some reason but working now, thanks for this, much appreciated m8.

 

 
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