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15 Nov 2017 16:33 #65855 by Elmtree
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I'm following this tutorial so I can start adding some things I'm interested in to deviation:
www.deviationtx.com/wiki/development/docker

I'm able to perform all the steps, but when I run the build command, I can't find the built file. I have found my devo_builds folder that I created, but nothing appears in it. The final output of docker is attached.


Does anything look odd? Where should I be looking. Is it weird that docker put my devo builds folder in SPB_Data?

Thanks
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15 Nov 2017 19:13 #65859 by Moeder
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I had a similar issue on my linux system. Just look in the git "src" directory, that's where your compiled file should rest in.

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15 Nov 2017 19:22 #65860 by Elmtree
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In this case I wasn't pointing to my local git repo, I was doing this version:
docker create -it -v ~/devo_builds:/release --name deviation_build deviationtx/deviation-docker

When I tried to do my own git repo it gives me the error


Is that command incorrect?
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15 Nov 2017 19:40 - 15 Nov 2017 19:41 #65861 by Moeder
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Did you create the directory "devo_builds" in your home directory before creating the docker container?
When using your local repo: does it have blanks in the path?

I strongly recommend using a local git repo for development work.
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15 Nov 2017 19:56 #65862 by Elmtree
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Yes, I have the devo_builds folder, but for some reason it's in the folder SPB_Data.

No spaces in the path if that's what you mean. Should I put quotes around it anyways? The issue seems to be with the :/git after the path though.

I definitely intend to use a local repo, I just wanted to see if any of the compilations worked.

Thanks for the help BTW

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15 Nov 2017 20:14 #65863 by Elmtree
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Ok just to confirm, This should compile the code from my git directory and spit it out in c:/SPB_data/devo_builds if the terminal is at C
docker create -it -v ~/SPB_data/devo_builds:/release -v ~/PATH/TO/GIT/HEAD:/git --name deviation_sumd_build deviationtx/deviation-docker

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15 Nov 2017 20:31 #65864 by Moeder
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Sorry, my Windows days are long gone, so I'm probably of no help... Does "~" not usually point to your users home directory?

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15 Nov 2017 21:03 #65865 by Elmtree
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You're totally right. I'll try again without the ~/ and see if anything appears. Though I think I was already in the home directory so the first time should have worked

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15 Nov 2017 21:31 #65866 by FDR
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It was a pain to get it work on Windows with that old docker version using the VirtualBox virtual machine.
Now I use the native virtualization capability of the Win10 Pro with a new Docker, which this way doesn't need the VirtualBox anymore, and you can use it from the Windows command prompt using normal Windows paths, like this:
docker create -it -v D:\deviation\git\DeviationTX:/git -v D:\deviation\builds\deviation:/release --name deviation deviationtx/deviation-docker
Furthermore the form has normal borders, unlike back then...

If I remember well, the ~/ pointed to the user's root directory, i.e. C:\Users\XXXX\

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15 Nov 2017 22:20 #65867 by Elmtree
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I'll try both of those. I'm on Windows 8.1 if that helps anyone's

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17 Nov 2017 15:45 #65935 by Elmtree
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So I figured out where my home directory is and moved a git repo to be accessible from there because it's one folder deep in my user directory for some reason. Anyways I still get the same results.

The ./dmake command also isn't working. Previously it would get pretty far and then error on no such file for "libopencm3_stm32f1.a"

Any more ideas? I'm running windows 8.1

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17 Nov 2017 16:26 #65936 by Elmtree
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Just want to say that I got it working just using make. To get libopencm3_stm32f1.a I had to navigate to the "libopencm3/lib/stm32/f1" directory and do
make clean
make

Then I could just do make TARGET=devo6 and I got a DFU and a filesystem!

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17 Nov 2017 16:36 #65938 by Moeder
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Perfect. Please use "make devo6" instead of "make TARGET=devo6"...I remember there was an issue using the latter command.

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17 Nov 2017 17:06 #65943 by Elmtree
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Good to know. I'll do that. Can't wait to start playing with the code!

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17 Nov 2017 17:25 #65945 by Moeder
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You're welcome. Eager to see your contributions ;)

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