You have 2 choices:
Modify the config.mk file to fit your needs in both cases.
Compiling each utility separately [link]
For example to compile cat , you have to run the following:
$ cd core/
$ make cat
And to compile a non-POSIX utility such as yes , you have to run the
following:
$ cd extras/
$ make yes
Compiling fases box [link]
fases box includes the entire collection of utilities fases provides
in a single and tiny binary suitable for use in embedded systems.
Before compiling, you have to prepare fases box .
The box.c file should already contain some code but it may be outdated
so it's recommended to regenerate it:
$ make genbox
Next, run the following:
$ make prepbox
Now you're ready to compile! Run make and get a binary!
$ make box
Installation [link]
To install fases box , simply run the following as root:
# make install-box
Or, if you want to install all utilities separately:
# make install
Then, you should have a binary called box . Make sure /usr/local/bin/ or
whatever DESTDIR and PREFIX you set is in your $PATH .
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