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Hi Daniel,

* Daniel Kriesten <daniel.kriesten@etit.tu-chemnitz.de> [2012-04-17 13:08]:

> The next point is concerning the files system on a Mac. AFAIR the
> default filesystem is the case insensitive version of HFS+ (this is
> definitely true up to 10.6). So the OSELAS tool-chain rejects to
> build. And further on some of the packages will also fail. Obvious,
> there are two solutions. Using an external disk with a case sensitive
> file system (e.g. HFSX, ext*) ore using a (sparse) image as a
> container. I decided to use the latter approach.

Indeed, I missed that in the documentation. I'll add it soon. I
personally use the 3rd approach: A data partition on the internal disk
with a case insensitive file system.

I'll send you a personal mail for proofreading if that is okay.

> The last point I tumbled over is the git command on page 10:
> % git am git clone git://git.qemu.org/qemu.git
> Whats the purpose of this command? Is it really needed?

You only need that if you want to use Qemu to start the image.


Regards,
Bernhard

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