| Date Of Receipt: 16-JUL-1996 10:20:51.80
From: HUNCH::"vandyck@lynx.zk3.dec.com" "16-Jul-1996 1020"
To: Janice Chang USG <jchang@lynx.zk3.dec.com>
CC: buildhelp@zk3.dec.com
Subj: Re: build question/ris
Not sure what version of OS you are loading. OSFPGMR contains things like:
./usr/bin/atom
./usr/bin/btou
./usr/bin/cb
./usr/bin/ctags
./usr/bin/dis
./usr/bin/error
./usr/bin/indent
./usr/bin/lex
./usr/bin/lorder
./usr/bin/mig
./usr/bin/mkstr
./usr/bin/ppu
./usr/bin/ranlib
./usr/bin/rpcgen
./usr/bin/unifdef
./usr/bin/utob
./usr/bin/xstr
./usr/bin/yacc
./usr/ccs/bin/btou
./usr/ccs/bin/cb
./usr/ccs/bin/ctags
./usr/ccs/bin/dis
./usr/ccs/bin/error
./usr/ccs/bin/indent
./usr/ccs/bin/lex
If you are registered for the right version on unixris, then just do this:
setld -l unixris:
and you'll get a menu of uninstalled subsets you can choose from. If you
install any new kernel objects, don't forget to run doconfig and build
yourself a new kernel.
-Grant
|
|
| Grant:
|
| Thanks for the info on what was going wrong with my build. I used ris
| and installed a couple things like "standard libraries" and "kernel
| include files and common files", etc. The first got
| /usr/include/string.h installed, which was one of the things I needed.
| The build seemed to go all right.
|
| Later, I tried installing the set OFSPGMR, like you had suggested, but
| got this message:
|
| # setld -l unixris: OSFPGMR
| Working....Mon Jul 15 15:18:34 EDT 1996
| setld: specified subset(s) not available on media
|
| Wondering if I'll have to get it via CD?
|
| Also, is OSFPGMR the solution to this kind of build trouble in general
| (looking for local include, etc. files)? I'm getting a different error
| in another build now (backed to steelos.nightly):
|
| /usr/sde/osf1/build/steelos.nightly/src/usr/ccs/lib/libAF/AFsetdflt.c
| env - COMP_HOST_ROOT=/ COMP_TARGET_ROOT=/ /usr/bin/cc -call_shared
| -O2 -non_shared -tr -h/usr/lib/cmplrs/cc -B `genpath -L/usr/lib
| -L/lib ` -L/usr/lib -L/lib -o config.X y.tab.o lex.yy.o main.o
| mkioconf.o mkmakefile.o mkglue.o mkheaders.o mkswapconf.o mklocalconf.o
| AFclose.o AFgetatr.o AFgetent.o AFgetval.o AFnxtatr.o AFnxtent.o
| AFnxtval.o AFopen.o AFread.o AFrewind.o AFsetdflt.o -lln
| ld:
| Can't locate file for: -lln
| *** Exit 1
| Stop.
| *** Exit 1
| Stop.
| *** Exit 1
| Stop.
| *** Exit 1
| Stop.
|
|
| I indeed don't have /usr/include/libln.a.
|
| Thanks again for your help.
|
| -Janice
|
|
| =========================================================================
|
| Yes, it is looking on your system. And there are several places in the build
| where it does that. Most things come from the backing tree, but whenever
| COMP_HOST_ROOT is set to / it uses the system stuff because the resultant
| object must be able to actually run on the build host. There's no guarantee
| that will happen unless you build it locally. You'll need to get a CD or
| register for RIS on unixris for the release your system is running and add th
e
| missing subset OSFPGMR.
|
|
| |
| | Hi Grant. Thanks for the reply. I assumed that since string.h exists
| | in the backing tree (in both obj and src), it would find it. Is it not
| | looking there, or is it looking on my system? /usr/include/string.h
| | isn't on my system...
| |
| | Thanks. I'm not sure how I should fix this .. thx for your advice.
| |
| | -Janice
|
| --
|
| -Grant
|
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