[sldev] Complete standalone trunk building script for Debian Lenny

[Glen Canaday]

removed quotes:

su - -c "apt-get..."
changed to
sudo apt-get update
... etc

Seems to be working now. Hopefully it doesn't break anything.

--GC

On Thursday 05 March 2009 11:35:49 am Ambrosia wrote:
> Greetings SLDEViants!
>
> I made a bash script that compiles a standalone 1.23 trunk build on
> Apt/dpkg based systems.
>
> It's tested on Debian Lenny, and takes care of everything, getting
> packages (Including the toolchain and subversion),
> downloading the trunk, adding fixes and 3rd party libraries, before
> finally compiling and making a nice directory
> for the viewer. In other words, if all runs well it's fire and forget.
>
> It can be grabbed at:
>
> ftp://ambftp.ath.cx/build-trunk-ambrosia.sh
>
> It should work on even the most minimal Lenny installations. Please
> see the comments at the top of the script for details.
> Also, the script should do its work on Ubuntu and Debian Sid, and
> similiar dpkg-based distributions,
> tho the line that grabs the system packages might need some tweaking.
>
> As I said, it's 1-shot unattended, so run 'sh
> build-trunk-ambrosia.sh', enter your root pass (onoz!). have some
> coffee,
> and hopefully return to a shiny new viewer.
>
> And yes, I expect you to check the script first before doing anything
> like typing in passwords. I added lots of comments, and
> indented it well, so it should be easy to read and a good base for
> more tweaking.
>
> It's made to compile on both 32 and 64 bit, and attempts to create a
> standalone build with FMod disabled, OpenAL enabled,
> and the debug setting on 'Release'. I tried to make it do several
> checks, as not to redo already done steps on re-run, unless
> wanted.
>
> Enjoy!
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