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[[!meta title="Setting up a ProteanOS Package Development Environment"]]
[[← Back to Package Development Tutorials|doc/pkg]]
This guide will explain how to set up a ProteanOS development system for
building software packages under **chroot**(8).
Note that to run ProteanOS under **chroot**(8) you need a system running Linux
3.4 or later. These instructions have been tested on a Debian GNU/Linux 7.0
(wheezy) system with Linux 3.12 from wheezy-backports.
The ProteanOS Development Kit uses the **chroot**(8) and **mount**(8) commands,
which on Linux require superuser access. This guide assumes the use of
**sudo**(8) for running commands with superuser privileges. Adjust where
necessary if you don't use **sudo**(8).
Installing the ProteanOS Development Kit
========================================
First you'll need to get prokit, the [[ProteanOS_Development_Kit|dev/prokit]].
This toolkit can install a ProteanOS system, run a ProteanOS shell and other
commands, manage software packages on an installed ProteanOS system, and build
packages for ProteanOS (with build dependencies automatically installed and
removed).
Ensure you have a **make**(1) utility such as GNU Make installed. No C or C++
compiler or other development tools are necessary to build prokit.
Download a released version of prokit from the files site by [HTTP][prokit-http]
or [FTP][prokit-ftp], e.g.:
$ wget http://files.proteanos.com/pub/prokit/1.0.0/prokit-1.0.0.tar.gz
$ tar -xzf prokit-1.0.0.tar.gz
$ cd prokit-1.0.0/
Or clone it from the [Git repository][prokit-git]:
$ git clone git://git.proteanos.com/prokit/prokit.git
$ cd prokit/
Configure and build prokit:
$ ./configure
$ make
Or, if you cloned the Git repository, run:
$ ./autogen.sh
$ make
To build from the repository you'll need to have GNU Autoconf and Automake
installed.
It is recommended but not necessary that you install prokit to your system:
$ sudo make install
Check that the installation was successful:
$ prokit version
Or, if you didn't install prokit, run:
$ src/prokit version
Refer to the [[**prokit**(1)_manual_page|dev/prokit/prokit.1]]:
$ man prokit
Or, if you didn't install prokit, run:
$ man man/prokit.1
[prokit-http]: http://files.proteanos.com/pub/prokit/
[prokit-ftp]: ftp://files.proteanos.com/pub/prokit/
[prokit-git]: http://git.proteanos.com/prokit/prokit.git/
Install a ProteanOS Development System
======================================
Now you can install a ProteanOS system into a directory in your file system.
Decide where to install ProteanOS and run:
$ sudo prokit install dev/trunk $root
`$root` is the directory you chose.
You may see some warnings such as:
prokit: Warning: root/var/lib/opkg/lists/proteanos_dev_trunk_i686-linux-glibc_all_base(l324): badly formatted control field
prokit: Warning: root/var/lib/opkg/lists/proteanos_dev_trunk_all_all_base(l689): badly formatted control field
prokit: Warning: root/var/lib/opkg/lists/proteanos_dev_trunk_all_all_base(l709): badly formatted control field
prokit: Warning: root/var/lib/opkg/lists/proteanos_dev_trunk_src_all_base(l310): badly formatted control field
These are caused by an issue in opkbuild which has been
[fixed][ob-gencontrol-bug]. A new version of the affected package will be
uploaded to ProteanOS soon. These warnings can safely be ignored.
Next install all of the toolchain packages commonly used to build ProteanOS
packages:
$ sudo prokit opkg $root install build-essential
This may take a while, depending on your network connection.
Now you're ready to [[build_ProteanOS_packages|doc/pkg/basic-expat]]!
[ob-gencontrol-bug]: http://git.proteanos.com/opkbuild/opkbuild.git/commit/?id=bbbbd29
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