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Commit fb2714e6 authored by Steve Muckle's avatar Steve Muckle
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fix builds on macOS when kernel modules are used 

The mac implementation of sed has different requirements for the -i
option. Instead of using that, just redirect the output to the final
location of modules.dep, since it's being copied in the very next
line anyway.

Bug: 38268091
Test: run build with kernel modules on macOS
Merged-In: I49e4a1a69f01139ef47711ab1223d3a8e5cda568
Change-Id: I49e4a1a69f01139ef47711ab1223d3a8e5cda568
parent ecf83a83

core/Makefile

+1 −2
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@@ -1110,8 +1110,7 @@ define build-image-kernel-modules 
    $(hide) mkdir -p $(4)/lib/modules/0.0/$(3)lib/modules

    $(hide) cp $(1) $(4)/lib/modules/0.0/$(3)lib/modules

    $(hide) $(DEPMOD) -b $(4) 0.0

    $(hide) sed -e 's/\(.*modules.*\):/\/\1:/g' -e 's/ \([^ ]*modules[^ ]*\)/ \/\1/g' -i $(4)/lib/modules/0.0/modules.dep

    $(hide) cp $(4)/lib/modules/0.0/modules.dep $(2)/lib/modules

    $(hide) sed -e 's/\(.*modules.*\):/\/\1:/g' -e 's/ \([^ ]*modules[^ ]*\)/ \/\1/g' $(4)/lib/modules/0.0/modules.dep > $(2)/lib/modules/modules.dep

    $(hide) cp $(4)/lib/modules/0.0/modules.alias $(2)/lib/modules

endef