- The conditional that checked what kind of ld.so,conf has to be generated
was using $slibdir = lib64 in postmake to check if it is a 64bit build,
and because multilib support was hardcoded for 64 it injected a corresponding
ld.so.conf.
Now that we implemented multilib support by using buildloops $slibdir gets
altered to lib32 in the second loop while building 32bit libs.
This commit will change the test checking if multilib is enabled for the
target instead of using $slibdir. It also adopts the new filesystem layout
to the ld.so.conf.
We have to use an 'objdir' directory for building glibc and make its
name unique by appending $arch_target to distinguish while building
a multilib capable glibc using buildloops.
- Since we build 32bit libs of glibc by using a second buildloop
if we build a multilib target, we have to assure that we build
64 and 32bit libs in separate directories.
- This patch has to be applied if we want to build "pure" 64bit builds,
that means no multilib support!
It fixes the ldd-rewrite sed rules according to the pure64 patch for
gcc.
Note:
Currently tested for x86-64 only!
With this fix stone will be able to detect drives properly, while using
one of the following RAID controllers:
- Mylex DAC960/AcceleRAID/eXtremeRAID PCI RAID Controllers
Driver: DAC960
Device: /dev/rd/c<controller>d<logical drive>p<partition>
- Compaq Intelligent Drive Array
Driver: cpqarray
Device: /dev/ida/c<controller>d<logical drive>p<partition>
- Compaq Next Generation Drive Array
Driver: cciss
Device: /dev/cciss/c<controller>d<logical drive>p<partition>
The drives were not properly detected by the stone installer because those
controllers are using a non-common way of representing devices (see above).
Christian Wiese
Alejandro Mery
Minto van der Sluis