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This page will give instructions to rebuild the emc 2.1.0 packages on Dapper using pbuilder. The normal "dpkg-buildpackage" method should work as well, but pbuilder is a nice way to test that the build requirements are correct.
This page gives instructions to rebuild the emc 2.1.0 packages on Dapper using pbuilder. The normal "dpkg-buildpackage" method should work as well, but pbuilder is a nice way to test that the build requirements are correct.

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On 2006/01/20, the 2.1 branch and "./configure sim" built successfully.
On 2006/01/20, the 2.1 branch and "./configure sim" built successfully.

This page gives instructions to rebuild the emc 2.1.0 packages on Dapper using pbuilder. The normal "dpkg-buildpackage" method should work as well, but pbuilder is a nice way to test that the build requirements are correct.

Begin by setting up pbuilder (this generally needs to be done just once):

 sudo pbuilder create --mirror http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu --distribution dapper \
--othermirror "deb http://linuxcnc.org/emc2/ dapper emc2" \
--othermirror "deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ dapper universe multiverse"

In the emc2.1 source directory, configure and make package the source:

 (cd debian; ./configure sim) # or ./configure -r for realtime
 fakeroot dpkg-buildpackage -S -us

Now run pbuilder:

 sudo pbuilder build emc2_2.1.0~alpha0.dsc

If any build-time dependencies were not specified in debian/control, the build will fail. On 2006/01/20, the 2.1 branch and "./configure sim" built successfully.


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