FreeLdr build docs?

[Michael B. Trausch]

I may be just an idiot or blind, but I can't seem to find any
information on building freeldr, and it doesn't seem to have a makefile.
Everything that I can find points to it being loadable by GRUB and the
like, but I'm not sure why I can't find the *how* on building it.

Am I just blind, or missing something extremely obvious?

(Yes, I have been searching Google for a little while now... I'm not
turning anything up, yet.)

	Thanks,
	Mike

-- 
Michael B. Trausch                                     fd0man(a)gmail.com

"Why geeks like computers: unzip, strip, touch, finger, grep, mount,
fsck, more, yes,fsck,fsck,fsck,umount, sleep."  :-)

[Royce Mitchell III]

Michael B. Trausch wrote:

>  I may be just an idiot or blind, but I can't seem
> to find any
> information on building freeldr, and it doesn't seem to have a makefile.
> Everything that I can find points to it being loadable by GRUB and the
> like, but I'm not sure why I can't find the *how* on building it.
>
> Am I just blind, or missing something extremely obvious?
>
> (Yes, I have been searching Google for a little while now... I'm not
> turning anything up, yet.)
>
> 	Thanks,
> 	Mike
>   
>  
It's built by the reactos build system (rbuild).

Type "make freeldr" from the top-level reactos directory.

[Michael B. Trausch]

On Thu, 2005-12-22 at 22:09 -0600, Royce Mitchell III wrote:
>  
>  It's built by the reactos build system (rbuild).
>  
>  Type "make freeldr" from the top-level reactos directory.
>   
Oh.  Wow.  That's different then it used to be :).

I'm going to guess that to install it when building on Linux that you
would just copy it from the output-i386 directory to the drive, and then
instruct GRUB to load it?  I'm going to try that, anyway and see.  It
seems that the following doesn't work:

fd0man@cinnamon:~/ros/reactos$ make freeldr_install
make: *** No rule to make target `freeldr_install'.  Stop.

Even though the Makefile shows:

#    module_install
#        These targets installs a single module to a location specified
by the
#        ROS_INSTALL environment variable. Replace module with the name
of the
#        module you want to install.

Thanks.  Sorry for the apparently silly question.

	- Mike

-- 
Michael B. Trausch                                     fd0man(a)gmail.com

"Why geeks like computers: unzip, strip, touch, finger, grep, mount,
fsck, more, yes,fsck,fsck,fsck,umount, sleep."  :-)