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4) Actually start the build:\r
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-'make` : To speed things up, you can add a few more threads to the build by using `make -j4`\r
+`make` : To speed things up, you can add a few more threads to the build by using `make -j4`\r
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5) Wait....\r
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Depending on the machine you have access to and the configuration you selected, it will take sometime to build libreCMC. \r
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- a) What if something goes wrong with the build? Run:\r
- `make V=s` : This will allow for the build to be debugged. Sometimes a source package mirror is down or a dependency is missing. This\r
- will allow us to figure out what is going wrong.\r
+a) What if something goes wrong with the build? Run:\r
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+`make V=s` : This will allow for the build to be debugged. Sometimes a source package mirror is down or a dependency is missing. This\r
+will allow us to figure out what is going wrong.\r
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- b) The build finished, but there is no image for my device! If you select more packages than can fit in flash, then some packages will\r
- need to be removed from the configuration. After removing some packages, start the build again. Be careful when removing packages from\r
- the configuration. Some packages are very important for basic functionality or are needed for other packages in the base system.\r
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- If you have a device that has <8M of flash, then try removing `Base System -> opkg*, ca-bundle`.\r
+b) The build finished, but there is no image for my device! If you select more packages than can fit in flash, then some packages will\r
+need to be removed from the configuration. After removing some packages, start the build again. Be careful when removing packages from\r
+the configuration. Some packages are very important for basic functionality or are needed for other packages in the base system.\r
+\r
+If you have a device that has <8M of flash, then try removing `Base System -> opkg*, ca-bundle`.\r
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6) If everything went OK, there should be a new image in `$SRC_ROOT/bin/targets/$TARGET/generic/`\r