PiBox is a metabuild system.  It's goal is to provide a build system
for the infrastructure (bootloader, kernel, root file system) for 
Raspberry Pi boards.

PiBox is based on GNU Make, Crosstool-NG, Buildroot/BusyBox, the Linux kernel
and various patches and support files from ARM developers around the world.  It
designed to build for the following hardware platforms:

    Raspberry Pi Model A
    Raspberry Pi Model B

Before proceeding, read any Linux distribution-specific notes, such as 
"ubuntu.notes".  If there are none, then don't worry about it.

The build depends on some environment variables being set.  Copy the file 
scripts/bashsetup.sh to another directory and edit it as appropriate.  
After editing, source the script:

   . <path_to_script>/bashsetup.sh

Then setup your environment by running the function in that script:

   rpi

Now you're ready to retrieve the source.  Run the following command to see
how to clone the GIT tree:

   cd?

This will tell you exactly what to do.  After you clone the source you can
do a complete build just by typing:

   make

To get additional help on available targets, use the following command:

   make help

This will display all the available targets and environment variables with
explanations on how to use them.

For more information on building, see the wiki:
   http://www.graphics-muse.org/wiki/pmwiki.php/RaspberryPi/RaspberryPi


