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How re-compile ich9gen - Libreboot installation

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dim, 01/03/2016 - 19:28
Simonn
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Hello,

I'm gonna install Trisquel but before I have to make libreboot installation with write protection by software methods. From libreboot.org site I know I need to change 2 files: descriptor.c and mkdescriptor.c and it was already done. Next step its re-compiling ich9gen with these changed 2 files.

Could anybody tell me how can I complete this?
What command I need to use for re-compilling ich9gen?

I have never do in past something like that.

thanks for helping

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dim, 01/03/2016 - 19:43
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Usually you read documentation that comes with the source, often in an INSTALL or README file. That will tell you.

(The GNU standard is just running ./configure and make when in the source directory. This works often.)

A handy way to get what you need for compiling (most things) is to install the build-essential package.

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dim, 02/07/2016 - 17:40
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Hello,

I'm gonna install Trisquel but before I have to make libreboot installation
with write protection by software methods. From libreboot.org site I know I
need to change 2 files: descriptor.c and mkdescriptor.c and it was already
done. Next step its re-compiling ich9gen with these changed 2 files.

Could anybody tell me how can I complete this?
What command I need to use for re-compilling ich9gen?

I have never do in past something like that.

thanks for helping

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dim, 02/07/2016 - 17:40
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lembas
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Usually you read documentation that comes with the source, often in an
INSTALL or README file. That will tell you.

(The GNU standard is just running ./configure and make when in the source
directory. This works often.)

A handy way to get what you need for compiling is to install the
build-essential package.

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