On 2017-07-20 10:12, Jo-Philipp Wich wrote:
Hi Torbjorn,
use the IGNORE_ERRORS flag when invoking make:
make ... IGNORE_ERRORS="n m"
This will cause the build system to skip failing packages which are not
marked builtin.
~ Jo
thanks, looks like it is working.
what do "n m" mean? just won
Hi Torbjorn,
use the IGNORE_ERRORS flag when invoking make:
make ... IGNORE_ERRORS="n m"
This will cause the build system to skip failing packages which are not
marked builtin.
~ Jo
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20.07.2017 09:59, Torbjorn Jansson:
hi
how do you convince the build system to continue building even if one of
the packages from the feeds fails?
'make IGNORE_ERRORS=1' is what you are looking for. Use BUILD_LOG=1 to
see why packages fail to compile.
Mathias
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hi
how do you convince the build system to continue building even if one of
the packages from the feeds fails?
i'm trying to build my own image from source and it is not very fun to
have to exclude packages one by one and restart the build over and over.
and i started off with CONFIG_ALL=y
