How to use kerberos in ELDK

[Wolfgang Denk]

In message <20050916031236.E521942DDD at denx.de> you wrote:
> 1. For ppc-2005-03-07-src, 
>    [root]# rpm -iv krb5-1.2.7-14_3.src.rpm

There is no need to be root to install the ELDK or ELDK packages.

Also, you should read (and  follow)  the  documentation;  the  manual
explains  in  deatil that you have to use the ELLDK's own RPM-tool to
install  (or  remove)  ELDK   packets.   For   details   please   see
http://www.denx.de/twiki/bin/view/DULG/ELDKIndividualPackages

> 2. For ppc-2005-03-07
>    [root]# rpm -iv krb5-libs-ppc_6xx-1.2.7-14_3.ppc.rpm
>     Error: Failed dependencies:
> 		grep-ppc_6xx is needed by krb5-libs-ppc_6xx-1.2.7-14_3
> 		sh-utils-ppc_6xx is needed by krb5-libs-ppc_6xx-1.2.7-14_3
>    [root]# rpm -iv grep-ppc_6xx-2.5.1-4_1.ppc.rpm
>     Preparing packages for installation...
> 		Package grep-ppc_6xx-2.5.1-4_1 is intended for a ppc
> architecture 
> 		File /bin/egrep freom install of grep-ppc_6xx-2.5.1-4_1
> conflicts with file from package grep-2.5.1-26

All these are consequences of your wrong commands.

You must use "${CROSS_COMPILE}rpm" instead.

>    Ps: My build machine is x86, therefore, my target ppc board has not
> enough space to do this, how can I get krb5 library from ELDK on x86?

Actually these get installed by default when you install the ELDK:

	-> ppc_8xx-rpm -q krb5-devel krb5-libs
	krb5-devel-ppc_8xx-1.2.7-14_3
	krb5-libs-ppc_8xx-1.2.7-14_3


Best regards,

Wolfgang Denk

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