CHDK-Shell is a really nice way of building customized versions of CHDK -- I like it!
However, I am having a problem, probably user error but I'm too green and ignorant to solve it. What I'm trying to do is build an exact reproduction of a version of CHDK that has been posted on the A3300IS build thread. That way I know I am starting with a working set of tools, and the fool at the keyboard understands the process well enough to be able to use it productively.
I would like to know if there is a simple way of determining which version of CHDK-Shell was originally used? What I see on my camera is
CHDK 1.0.0_1.0temp
Feb 9 2012
02:03:38
a3300
100d
GCC 4.5.1
The posted CHDK build can be found at
http://chdk.setepontos.com/index.php?topic=6972.msg81188#msg81188The author, MK11174, has very generously provided me with the source code for that build (it differs from the archive by using the "Face" button to select the ALT mode), but when I build it with CHDK-Shell (which is what he said he used) with GCC 4.5.1 selected, I get a different binary for DISKBOOT.BIN -- it's 72 bytes shorter and has lots of binary differences.
So I thought perhaps it is due to changes that have been made to CHDK-Shell itself, but I haven't found a way of determining what version was used in building the posted file. I've tried several different versions but that hasn't been easy, because the directory structure has changed over time and I wind up spinning my wheels resolving issues like "ptpCamGui_Obfuscated.au3 not found". Fortunately, the solutions to these problems have appeared in the fora, but these side trips really slow things down.
So the simple question is how do I determine what version of CHDK-Shell was used?
Thanks!