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--- docs:guide-developer:toolchain:single.package [2021/10/15 08:28] – ↷ Page moved from docs:guide-developer:single.package to docs:guide-developer:toolchain:single.package bobafetthotmail
+++ docs:guide-developer:toolchain:single.package [2023/04/14 18:46] (current) – Fix typo philipp
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 <code bash>
 make package/ncurses/compile
-make package/ncurses/install
+</code>
+To build the host version of ''ncurses'' (that's used by ''make menuconfig'' below, for example):
+<code bash>
+make package/ncurses/host/compile
 </code>
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 <code bash>
 make package/nano/compile
-make package/nano/install
 make package/index
 </code>
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 :!: If you get errors about not finding opkg in the staging directory, compile and install ''package/base-files''.
+:!: If you get errors that the package is not found, make sure you're typing the package directory name, not the package name listed in the Makefile (which may be different when a single Makefile builds multiple packages).
 ===== Package maintenance on self-compiled kernel from latest snapshot =====
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 ===== Kernel modules =====
-One way or another, you'll need the [[docs:guide-developer:using_the_sdk|toolchain]] first.
+One way or another, you'll need the [[docs:guide-developer:toolchain:using_the_sdk|toolchain]] first.
 ''make package/[kernel-module]'' will not //build// modules, only package them.
 If they weren't built previously then you'll only get empty module packages.
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 make target/linux/compile
 make package/kernel/linux/compile
-make package/kernel/linux/install
 </code>