OBJS=$(NAMES:=.o)
HEADERS=$(NAMES:=.h)
LOADER_DIR=refind
-LIB_DIR=libeg
+FS_DIR=filesystems
+LIBEG_DIR=libeg
+EFILIB_DIR=EfiLib
-# Build the Symbiote library itself.
-all:
- make -C $(LIB_DIR)
+# Build rEFInd, including libeg
+all: gnuefi
+
+gnuefi:
+ make -C $(LIBEG_DIR)
make -C $(LOADER_DIR)
+# make -C $(FS_DIR)
+
+fs:
+ make -C $(FS_DIR)
+
+tiano:
+ make AR_TARGET=EfiLib -C $(EFILIB_DIR) -f Make.tiano
+ make AR_TARGET=libeg -C $(LIBEG_DIR) -f Make.tiano
+ make BUILDME=refind DLL_TARGET=refind -C $(LOADER_DIR) -f Make.tiano
clean:
- make -C $(LIB_DIR) clean
+ make -C $(LIBEG_DIR) clean
make -C $(LOADER_DIR) clean
+ make -C $(EFILIB_DIR) clean -f Make.tiano
+ make -C $(FS_DIR) clean
+ rm -f include/*~
+
+# NOTE TO DISTRIBUTION MAINTAINERS:
+# The "install" target installs the program directly to the ESP
+# and it modifies the *CURRENT COMPUTER's* NVRAM. Thus, you should
+# *NOT* use this target as part of the build process for your
+# binary packages (RPMs, Debian packages, etc.). (Gentoo could
+# use it in an ebuild, though....) You COULD, however, copy the
+# files to a directory somewhere (/usr/share/refind or whatever)
+# and then call install.sh as part of the binary package
+# installation process.
install:
./install.sh
+
# DO NOT DELETE