Date: Fri, 12 Sep 2003 02:49:43 EST-10EDT,10,-1,0,7200,3,-1,0,7200,3600
Subject: [Ux2bs_Archive] No. 200

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Thursday 11 September 2003
 Number  200
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Subjects for today
 
1  Re:  New install - problems with ux2bs_inst.cmd : T.Sikora" <tsikora at ntplx.net>
2  Re:  Another IFS= problem : Dave Saville" <dave.saville at ntlworld.com>
3  Re:  New install - problems with ux2bs_inst.cmd : T.Sikora" <tsikora at ntplx.net>
4  Re:  New install - problems with ux2bs_inst.cmd : T.Sikora" <tsikora at ntplx.net>
5  Re:  New install - problems with ux2bs_inst.cmd : T.Sikora" <tsikora at ntplx.net>
6  Re:  New install - problems with ux2bs_inst.cmd : T.Sikora" <tsikora at ntplx.net>
7   ux2bs env settings : T.Sikora" <tsikora at ntplx.net>
8   New install - problems with ux2bs_inst.cmd : Pieter Kruger <pkruger at tfs.ac.za>

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Date:  Fri, 12 Sep 2003 08:43:41 -0400
From:  "T.Sikora" <tsikora at ntplx.net>
Subject:  Re:  New install - problems with ux2bs_inst.cmd

Pieter Kruger wrote:
> Hello everybody!
> 
> I am trying to do a fresh install of ux2bs. I modified ux2bs_inst.cmd to 
> point to my g: drive (which is not my OS/2 boot dirve, which is c:), and 
> when I run it, it ftp's the files, unzips them, and then starts rsync to 
> download the rest of the files. I had to first copy link386.exe and 
> cmd.exe to g:\os2 before the build could start. When it is time to build 
> perl, I get the following message:
> 
>     Shall I use g:/emx/bin.new/nm to extract C symbols from the
>     libraries? [y]
>     I can't seem to find your C library.  I've looked in the following
>     places:
> 
>     Where is your C library?
> 
> 

For:
3.2.1 /emx/lib/mt
3.2.2 /gcc/lib


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Date:  Fri, 12 Sep 2003 08:48:36 +0100 (BST)
From:  "Dave Saville" <dave.saville at ntlworld.com>
Subject:  Re:  Another IFS= problem

On Thu, 11 Sep 2003 17:14:29 -0700 (MST), James Moe wrote:

>-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
>Hash: SHA1
>
>Hello,
>  A libtool script is using IFS= to tokenize a string. This time it is using a tilde 
>(~) instead of a colon. Simple attempts to replace the tilde with a semicolon are not 
>working:
>
>    cmd2=`echo $cmds | tr '~' ';'`
>    cmd2=`echo $cmds | sed "s/~/;/g"`
>
>In both cases the replacement character is a space, not a semicolon. I have tried other 
>replacement characters as well with no change in behavior. There must be something 
>about a tilde that is special. Escaping it (\~) or using a octal code (\176) made no 
>difference.
>  Any ideas about how to change a tilde to a semicolon?
Id those lines are being run on an OS/2 cmd line or in a bat file
then you may need to use ^ (caret) to escape it - that's the OS/2
escape character. you may even need ^\~ (caret backslash tilde)

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Date:  Fri, 12 Sep 2003 08:54:03 -0400
From:  "T.Sikora" <tsikora at ntplx.net>
Subject:  Re:  New install - problems with ux2bs_inst.cmd

T.Sikora wrote:
> Pieter Kruger wrote:
> 
>> Hello everybody!
>>
>> I am trying to do a fresh install of ux2bs. I modified ux2bs_inst.cmd 
>> to point to my g: drive (which is not my OS/2 boot dirve, which is 
>> c:), and when I run it, it ftp's the files, unzips them, and then 
>> starts rsync to download the rest of the files. I had to first copy 
>> link386.exe and cmd.exe to g:\os2 before the build could start. When 
>> it is time to build perl, I get the following message:
>>
>>     Shall I use g:/emx/bin.new/nm to extract C symbols from the
>>     libraries? [y]
>>     I can't seem to find your C library.  I've looked in the following
>>     places:
>>
>>     Where is your C library?
>>
>>
> 
> For:
> 3.2.1 /emx/lib/mt
> 3.2.2 /gcc/lib
> 
> 

You should be building perl with the EMX 2.8.1 compiler by default.
Hmmm don't see how this is happening. Right before building Perl the 
install calls make for GCC-3.2.1 with bin.new for the OMFlibs then calls 
'build perl' which uses 'call %uxrt%\sbin\ux2_env' thus setting the env 
back. After Perl the line is removed from build.cmd and the shells set 
the environment.

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Date:  Fri, 12 Sep 2003 08:58:18 -0400
From:  "T.Sikora" <tsikora at ntplx.net>
Subject:  Re:  New install - problems with ux2bs_inst.cmd

T.Sikora wrote:
> T.Sikora wrote:
> 
>> Pieter Kruger wrote:
>>
>>> Hello everybody!
>>>
>>> I am trying to do a fresh install of ux2bs. I modified ux2bs_inst.cmd 
>>> to point to my g: drive (which is not my OS/2 boot dirve, which is 
>>> c:), and when I run it, it ftp's the files, unzips them, and then 
>>> starts rsync to download the rest of the files. I had to first copy 
>>> link386.exe and cmd.exe to g:\os2 before the build could start. When 
>>> it is time to build perl, I get the following message:
>>>
>>>     Shall I use g:/emx/bin.new/nm to extract C symbols from the
>>>     libraries? [y]
>>>     I can't seem to find your C library.  I've looked in the following
>>>     places:
>>>
>>>     Where is your C library?
>>>
>>>
>>
>> For:
>> 3.2.1 /emx/lib/mt
>> 3.2.2 /gcc/lib
>>
>>
> 
> You should be building perl with the EMX 2.8.1 compiler by default.
> Hmmm don't see how this is happening. Right before building Perl the 
> install calls make for GCC-3.2.1 with bin.new for the OMFlibs then calls 
> 'build perl' which uses 'call %uxrt%\sbin\ux2_env' thus setting the env 
> back. After Perl the line is removed from build.cmd and the shells set 
> the environment.
> 
Well since it did finish except for Perl just open a ux2bs shell and 'cd 
perl' and run 'build perl'. You should be all set

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Date:  Fri, 12 Sep 2003 09:11:13 -0400
From:  "T.Sikora" <tsikora at ntplx.net>
Subject:  Re:  New install - problems with ux2bs_inst.cmd

T.Sikora wrote:
> T.Sikora wrote:
> 
>> T.Sikora wrote:
>>
>>> Pieter Kruger wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hello everybody!
>>>>
>>>> I am trying to do a fresh install of ux2bs. I modified 
>>>> ux2bs_inst.cmd to point to my g: drive (which is not my OS/2 boot 
>>>> dirve, which is c:), and when I run it, it ftp's the files, unzips 
>>>> them, and then starts rsync to download the rest of the files. I had 
>>>> to first copy link386.exe and cmd.exe to g:\os2 before the build 
>>>> could start. When it is time to build perl, I get the following 
>>>> message:
>>>>
>>>>     Shall I use g:/emx/bin.new/nm to extract C symbols from the
>>>>     libraries? [y]
>>>>     I can't seem to find your C library.  I've looked in the following
>>>>     places:
>>>>
>>>>     Where is your C library?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>> For:
>>> 3.2.1 /emx/lib/mt
>>> 3.2.2 /gcc/lib
>>>
>>>
>>
>> You should be building perl with the EMX 2.8.1 compiler by default.
>> Hmmm don't see how this is happening. Right before building Perl the 
>> install calls make for GCC-3.2.1 with bin.new for the OMFlibs then 
>> calls 'build perl' which uses 'call %uxrt%\sbin\ux2_env' thus setting 
>> the env back. After Perl the line is removed from build.cmd and the 
>> shells set the environment.
>>
> Well since it did finish except for Perl just open a ux2bs shell and 'cd 
> perl' and run 'build perl'. You should be all set
> 
Here's what happened set_env uses %path% and I have config.sys set with 
the recommended settings on the test server.

http://os2ports.com/ftp/pub/unixos2/ux2bs/ux2bs.README


Just go in /sbin/ux2_env.cmd and make sure it matches this with 'your' 
drive letter:
set 
path=e:\bin;e:\usr\bin;e:\emx\bin;e:\usr\local\bin;e:\sbin;e:\usr\sbin;e:\XFree86\bin;%PATH%

You really should have the config.sys set like in the README but it 
shouldn't be a requirement. I'll fix it.


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Date:  Fri, 12 Sep 2003 11:13:35 -0400
From:  "T.Sikora" <tsikora at ntplx.net>
Subject:  Re:  New install - problems with ux2bs_inst.cmd

T.Sikora wrote:
> T.Sikora wrote:
> 
>> T.Sikora wrote:
>>
>>> T.Sikora wrote:
>>>
>>>> Pieter Kruger wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Hello everybody!
>>>>>
>>>>> I am trying to do a fresh install of ux2bs. I modified 
>>>>> ux2bs_inst.cmd to point to my g: drive (which is not my OS/2 boot 
>>>>> dirve, which is c:), and when I run it, it ftp's the files, unzips 
>>>>> them, and then starts rsync to download the rest of the files. I 
>>>>> had to first copy link386.exe and cmd.exe to g:\os2 before the 
>>>>> build could start. When it is time to build perl, I get the 
>>>>> following message:
>>>>>
>>>>>     Shall I use g:/emx/bin.new/nm to extract C symbols from the
>>>>>     libraries? [y]
>>>>>     I can't seem to find your C library.  I've looked in the following
>>>>>     places:
>>>>>
>>>>>     Where is your C library?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> For:
>>>> 3.2.1 /emx/lib/mt
>>>> 3.2.2 /gcc/lib
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>> You should be building perl with the EMX 2.8.1 compiler by default.
>>> Hmmm don't see how this is happening. Right before building Perl the 
>>> install calls make for GCC-3.2.1 with bin.new for the OMFlibs then 
>>> calls 'build perl' which uses 'call %uxrt%\sbin\ux2_env' thus setting 
>>> the env back. After Perl the line is removed from build.cmd and the 
>>> shells set the environment.
>>>
>> Well since it did finish except for Perl just open a ux2bs shell and 
>> 'cd perl' and run 'build perl'. You should be all set
>>
> Here's what happened set_env uses %path% and I have config.sys set with 
> the recommended settings on the test server.
> 
> http://os2ports.com/ftp/pub/unixos2/ux2bs/ux2bs.README
> 
> 
> Just go in /sbin/ux2_env.cmd and make sure it matches this with 'your' 
> drive letter:
> set 
> path=e:\bin;e:\usr\bin;e:\emx\bin;e:\usr\local\bin;e:\sbin;e:\usr\sbin;e:\XFree86\bin;%PATH% 
> 
> 
> You really should have the config.sys set like in the README but it 
> shouldn't be a requirement. I'll fix it.
> 
> 
All fixed. Does not rely on the config.sys at all. If you run XFree86 
however you will have to add the settings given in the README.

Pieter change \sbin\gcc_env and gcc2_env too. Append the following 
between the \emx\bin.new; in gcc and \gcc\bin; in gcc2 and the OS/2 path
 
%uxrt%\bin;%uxrt%\usr\bin;%uxrt%\emx\bin;%uxrt%\usr\local\bin;%uxrt%\sbin;%uxrt%\usr\sbin;%uxrt%\XFree86\bin;


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Date:  Fri, 12 Sep 2003 11:27:25 -0400
From:  "T.Sikora" <tsikora at ntplx.net>
Subject:   ux2bs env settings

It's set up like this

EMX 2.8.1 -- ux2_shell.cmd
----------------------------
calls

\sbin\ux2_env   (master env settings)
calls        shouldn't have to be edited

\etc\ux2_local  (user settings)
which calls

\etc\ux2_config  (config site settings)
                shouldn't have to be edited

GCC 3.2.1 -- gcc_shell.cmd
----------------------------
calls

\sbin\gcc_env   (master env settings)
calls        shouldn't have to be edited

\etc\gcc_local  (user settings)
which calls

\etc\gcc_config  (config site settings)
                shouldn't have to be edited


GCC 3.2.2 -- gcc2_shell.cmd
-----------------------------
calls

\sbin\gcc2_env   (master env settings)
calls        shouldn't have to be edited

\etc\gcc2_local  (user settings)
which calls

\etc\gcc2_config  (config site settings)
                shouldn't have to be edited



I opted for the xxx_config settings and REM'd the /usr/share/config.site 
because each env needs it's own specific variables. This would ensure 
seperate envs.

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Date:  Fri, 12 Sep 2003 14:35:30 +0000
From:  Pieter Kruger <pkruger at tfs.ac.za>
Subject:   New install - problems with ux2bs_inst.cmd

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Hello everybody!

I am trying to do a fresh install of ux2bs. I modified ux2bs_inst.cmd to 
point to my g: drive (which is not my OS/2 boot dirve, which is c:), and 
when I run it, it ftp's the files, unzips them, and then starts rsync to 
download the rest of the files. I had to first copy link386.exe and 
cmd.exe to g:\os2 before the build could start. When it is time to build 
perl, I get the following message:

    Shall I use g:/emx/bin.new/nm to extract C symbols from the
    libraries? [y]
    I can't seem to find your C library.  I've looked in the following
    places:

    Where is your C library?


Now, before I make a total hash of it, what should I type in here?  :-)

Best regards,

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IT-Dept - Technikon Free State
Bloemfontein
South Africa


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