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make-genesis-2.sh fails header comparison check when using --host-location

Bug #1364524 reported by Wendall Marvel
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Bug Description

When running 'sh make.sh' using --xc-host and --host-location together to set up a mountless build using a different machine as host, make-genesis-2.sh fails when trying to compare headers due to the output/genesis-2 directory not existing on the target.

The attached patch just rsync's from the host to target, in line with what is done in make-target-2.sh, etc.

Tags: review
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Wendall Marvel (wendall-marvel) wrote :

It looks like I flubbed attaching the patch.

Wendall Marvel (wendall-marvel)
tags: added: review
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Christophe Rhodes (csr21-cantab) wrote :

I don't understand this patch. make-genesis-2.sh is run on the host (as part of make-host-2.sh), so it's normal that the genesis-2 directory doesn't exist on the target. Am I missing something?

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Douglas Katzman (dougk) wrote :

agree, this doesn't make sense. Also we have cross-make.sh which personally I find to be the most useful way of building on a faster host than the target.

Changed in sbcl:
status: New → Incomplete
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