How to trace wimaxd problem

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Hi Johnny,

--- On Tue, 1/4/11, Johnny Lee <johnny.lee at micetek.com> wrote:

> From: Johnny Lee <johnny.lee at micetek.com>
> Subject: RE: How to trace wimaxd problem
> To: "'Inaky Perez-Gonzalez'" <inaky at linux.intel.com>
> Cc: "'Doug Kehn'" <rdkehn at yahoo.com>, wimax at linuxwimax.org
> Date: Tuesday, January 4, 2011, 8:59 PM
> Dear Inaky and Doug,
> 
> Attached file is my file structure for develop new linux
> distrubution with
> wimax support.
> All WiMAX linux drivers and packages are put in blue box as
> page 1 show
> that.
> My target path is in red box as page 1 show that.
> Please refer to my configure instruction in the attached
> file.
> 

For wimax-tools and wimax --prefix=/devel/build-tree/root is used.  This means that wimax-tools and wimax will be looking for 'things' based at /devel/build-tree/root on the target system.  I don't know but I doubt the target root filesystem contains such a path.

Can you try, for both wimax-tools and wimax, setting --prefix= and then change the 'make install' to 'make install DESTDIR=/devel/build-tree/root?

# ./configure --prefix= \
--with-linux=/devel/linux-2.6.35 \
--with-libwimax=/devel/build-tree/root
# make
# make install DESTDIR=/devel/build-tree/root
# pkg-config --modversion libeap0

Regards,
...doug



      


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