Man thats one big bug, not checking for /usr/local, my bad.
I use 'brew' a fair bit and just let it do its own thing.

Will have a look at it and anyone is welcome to enhance, improve on it.

I let brew install Gcc wherever it goes, but your idea has merit. will check out your script and see what I can come up with.

Here's script with bug fix if brew was already installed.
Version bump to 0.2
[attachment=4192:CloverBr....command.zip]

edit: Now to try it myself on Clean system and go bug hunting...

This post has been edited by STLVNUB: Mar 19 2012, 05:27 AM

Thanks for the feedback, blackosx.


Oh yes, right; I have only modified the script. I apologize for not pointing this out.


My bad. I have fixed this one issue and attached a new version, but I think it's better to follow STLVNUB's development efforts now.
 CloverBreweryTool.command.zip ( 3.5K ) Number of downloads: 3


Yep, I did not go further at this point.

Thanks, STLVNUB.
I have made a small correction (missing quotation mark) and fixed a bug that I had introduced.
New version attached.
It still stops at the point where it expected GCC in "/opt/local/x64"…

 CloverBreweryTool_0.2.command.zip ( 3.52K ) Number of downloads: 7

Yep I agree.

@STLVNUB, just to give another update from using your latest v0.2 script (with Zhell's correction). This time on a fresh installation of 10.7.3 with Xcode 4.3.1.
The process still stops at:

For reference, here's a dump of the terminal from running the script.
 terminal_output.txt ( 72.33K ) Number of downloads: 12

Hi jadran

For ref, I'm still using the environment that I built using the instructions that Slice listed in post #883 as this works great for me.

I'm not sure if your build steps from your post #908 are more up to date, though I see the bottom of the post reads that slice added your scripts to the clover svn so I guess maybe I no longer need to try this? If that's the case then please ignore this post.

But I thought I'd try to follow them while I have a fresh installation of 10.7.3 and Xcode 4.3.1
Sorry if it's taken me a while to get round to test it.

Anyway, this is what happened.


Everything fine so far.


But here it stopped with the following:

That's as far as I got.

As I said, if this is now irrelevant then please ignore.
But while I'm happy to still use the setup I've got from Slice's instructions I'm also happy to help test yours and STLVNUB other build script suggestions.

I had the same error. Just running the buildgcc again - and the thing was working.

Yes blackosx, it works from second one, checks where in wrong position.
this one should work from first.

Will update and main proposal post:  buildgcc.sh.zip ( 3.11K ) Number of downloads: 6


Thx for reply.

Thanks, jadran.
I updated svn.

Hi blackosx, thanks for your input.

I'll have to setup a clean system myself and see whats going on, looks like bugs galore from here.
Won't be able to do that till weekend.
Hopefully will get it sorted out if time permits.

Hi jadran
Thanks for the revised script.

I had to rename your posted HFSPlus64.efi file to HFSPlus.efi and drop it in ~/src/edk2/Clover/HFSPlus/X64 to allow the command to complete.

Also, the
command is no longer valid as Slice has changed the source code directory name to rEFIT_UEFI

Could you updating your steps to reflect these?

But with the above two tweaks I can confirm a successful compilation. (This time done on 10.6.8 with Xcode 3.2.3).

Thanks

It was rEFIt_UEFI forever.

Ooops.. Sorry. My bad. Thanks for correcting me Slice.

Will do, and will add extra step for hfsplus as you mentioned.

@jadran

Yesterday when I tested your latest build steps using 10.6.8 with Xcode 3.2.3, I was successful in compiling Clover.

However, today I am following the exact same steps using 10.7.3 with Xcode 4.3.1 and the script stops at:

Looking at ~/src I don't see the opt folder?

Running the ./buildgcc.sh -x64 -all command again, as dmazar suggested previously, doesn't change anything.

I've attached the terminal output for you to see.
[attachment=4210:Terminal...de_4.3.1.txt]

Reason for edit: to remove TerminalOutput txt file to save attachment space

This post has been edited by blackosx: Jul 22 2012, 09:19 AM

hi blackosx, I don't have Xcode 4.3.1 please if U can paste this to terminal, and give me the output:
gcc -v
ls /usr/bin/gcc*

and U have logs from gmp/mpfr/mpc what does it tells?

Hi jadran




Here's the ~/src/tools/gcc folder without the download
 gcc.zip ( 14.32K ) Number of downloads: 3

hihihihi, there is no gnu gcc in Xcode 4.3 good. now I need to make proper check for Xcode 4.1
Check logs and you will see there is no gcc-4.2 any more. easy fix, but good find!

to blackosx, Slice: this one has a proper way for fixing Xcode 4.1 gcc paths (it should be done this way in beggining)
 buildgcc.sh.zip ( 3.21K ) Number of downloads: 15