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configtool, ecosconfig for a beginner 2 ?


Thanks Andrew but I've already seen it. I was just thinking about setting it
one time (ppc-ecos.ecc instead of ecos.ecc for exemple by default.)
Sorry my question was very badly asked ... Sorry.
So I must enter this qualifier each time I use ecosconfig ? (I work now on
ppc (ppc-ecos.ecc) but I already have an ecos.ecc that I don't want to
destroy... that's why I would like to change the dafault name without having
to enter it each time... Yes I know I'm complex... but I can't do all I want
(I'm just a little poor trainee... lol) ) 

-----Message d'origine-----
De: Andrew Lunn [mailto:andrew.lunn@ascom.ch]
Date: lundi 4 août 2003 12:01
À: Matthieu.GIRARDIN@fr.thalesgroup.com
Cc: sandeep@codito.com; ecos-discuss@sources.redhat.com
Objet: Re: [ECOS] configtool, ecosconfig for a beginner suite ?


> Another thing; the configtool build all itself when I create a new
> configuration: .ecc, build, install and config repository.  But if
> want to do the same thing manually with ecosconfig, I might use :
> ecosconfig tree But how to create, specify a new ecc file ? (not
> ecos.ecc...)

lunn@cobra:~/lhome/anoncvs$ ecosconfig --help
Usage: ecosconfig [ qualifier ... ] [ command ]
  commands are:
    list                                       : list repository contents
    new TARGET [ TEMPLATE [ VERSION ] ]        : create a configuration
    target TARGET                              : change the target hardware
    template TEMPLATE [ VERSION ]              : change the template
    add PACKAGE [ PACKAGE ... ]                : add package(s)
    remove PACKAGE [ PACKAGE ... ]             : remove package(s)
    version VERSION PACKAGE [ PACKAGE ... ]    : change version of
package(s)
    export FILE                                : export minimal config info
    import FILE                                : import additional config
info
    check                                      : check the configuration
    resolve                                    : resolve conflicts
    tree                                       : create a build tree
  qualifiers are:
    --config=FILE                              : the configuration file
    --prefix=DIRECTORY                         : the install prefix
    --srcdir=DIRECTORY                         : the source repository
    --no-resolve                               : disable conflict resolution
    --version                                  : show version and copyright
    -q, --quiet                                : reduce verbosity
    -v, --verbose                              : increase verbosity
    -i, --ignore-errors                        : ignore unresolved conflicts
    -n, --no-updates                           : read-only mode, do not
modify the file system
    --enable-debug                             : enable debugging in this
configuration
    --disable-debug                            : disable debugging in this
configuration
    --help                                     : display this message

You want the --config qualifier.

    Andrew

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