John Haxby wrote:
> Yes. "prefix" is used to indicate where you want things to be finally
> installed. So, for example, one normally does "./configure --prefix
> /usr" to have everything normally live under /usr. What you want,
> however, is to install into /somewhere/initrd -- that's normally d
Thomas Giesel wrote:
>
> I am trying to cross-compile the alsa-lib. I want to do it in a clean
> "configure - make - make install" way. It should be installed to
> "/somewhere/initrd/usr" on my host, which will appear at "/usr" on my
> target later.
>
> When I use prefix=/somewhere/initrd/usr it
All,
I am trying to cross-compile the alsa-lib. I want to do it in a clean
"configure - make - make install" way. It should be installed to
"/somewhere/initrd/usr" on my host, which will appear at "/usr" on my target
later.
When I use prefix=/somewhere/initrd/usr it installs there, that's exa
