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>
> Wow, that's great. I'd like to get these in p4 so I can put update the kernel
> for the DP1 release. You can submit them yourself if you want, or send me
> a patch.
The minor patches against my sparc64 cvsup tree are at
http://people.freebsd.org/~mjacob/ISP_DIFFS.SPARC64.gz
I've compiled and tested this against alpha, but not i386 or ia64 yet
(can't test ia64- don't own one- but I sent a headsup to Peter && Doug Rabson
that the old MEMORY_BARRIER define in isp was going away so bus_dma_sync
better actually DTRT for ia64)
I haven't checked this in yet into the main CVS because I want to test i386
first and I can't until I get back to the office and hook up a -current disk
(I have none attached at the moment) and test. Oh, yeah, and have time for
it- you would *not* believe how many balls are in the air right now, and,
alas, nobody is making FreeBSD a priority for me right now :-(.
I'm offering this patch set so you all can do some sparc64 testing in advance.
Considering that the BLADE1000 has an onboard Qlogic 2200 chip, this should
start to get *very* interesting as we find all the holes in isp for FreeBSD
(of which there are still many) and, more important, in the CAM code about how
it's *soooo* not ready for disks to go away (temporarily) and then come back
(as SAN disks have a tendency to do).
There is a client of mine who provides a NAS solution on NetBSD where they
boot off of SAN disks. This is *sooooo* wrong, but they're the customer :-).
If I ever get them to commit to real support, I'll be able to do some midlayer
hardening for NetBSD to tolerate SAN disruption. If Sistina ever gets enough
ahead to fund me to do the same for FreeBSD which they're busily porting GFS
too, then this should get *really* interesting considering the massive FC
investment that people with higher end Sun h/w have made.
But I digress.
>
> David is anxious for the sbus support now to get his u1 booting :)
Soon...
With this, we'll have OpenBSD, FreeBSD and NetBSD all having both SBus and PCI
instances, and all using a bus dma model that's very close. This makes for
some good economies of scale for support for me.
>
> Sorry about the trouble booting :-/
>
No problem! The port is starting to look pretty lively. Now, if we can get PPC
in more serious shape, FreeBSD starts to have some multi-platform legs on h/w
people might care about. And we can quite grieving over Alpha. And all agree
to *loathe* Itanium :-).
It'd *be* awfully peachy if we had one source repository, though :-;.
-matt
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Hi All,
I've finally gotten around to getting things up and running on my U10,
went well. There seems to be a bug in sh, though. When buildling
libtool, I get this:
Making all in libltdl
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile /arch/sparc64/hosted/bin/gcc
-DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -O -pipe -c ltdl.c
-shared: not found
./libtool: 327: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
*** Error code 2
I've got the latest /bin/sh (from p4, cvsup'd from cvsup10). I'm
convinced it's a bug in /bin/sh because if I link /bin/sh to my ksh
installation, things go well. I really don't know where to start.. I'm
not much of a shell programmer and the libtool shell script is pretty
insane :)
Any ideas?
Thanks!
--pete
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From: Marcel Moolenaar <marcel@xcllnt.net>
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Subject: Buildworld with an external cross-compiler (long!) [PATCH]
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[Ruslan: please consider this a re-request for review. Feel free
to commit anything you think is correct (or ask me to do it),
and give your comments and/or suggestions for the things you don't
think are correct and/or want to see done differently]
Gang,
A patch to support building world for an architecture for which we
don't have the compiler support in the source tree yet, can be
found here:
http://www.xcllnt.net/~marcel/xxtools.diff
I did not try to make the patch such that we can build everything
yet. That's something we can add later if desired (a reason for
this would be to support a buildworld with a non-GNU compiler for
various reasons such as correctness and/or performance). Anyway,
what follows is a description of what the patch does and one way
you can use it.
The most important variable is the XX_TOOLS variable. When this
variable is defined, certain behaviour is suppressed, such as:
o building a cross-compiler with which world is built,
o building the compiler as part of the world phase,
o not building certain toolchain sensitive libraries and tools.
When XX_TOOLS is set (it doesn't matter what value it has), the user
is responsible to set the following variables as well:
XX_AR, XX_AS, XX_CC, XX_CPP, XX_CXX, XX_LD, XX_NM, XX_OBJCOPY,
XX_OBJDUMP, XX_RANDLIB, XX_SIZE
The meaning of these variables should be clear.
Furthermore, the patch depends on an enhancement in install(1) that
has been discussed on -arch before. The enhancement is to have
install(1) use a different strip(1) than "strip". This is part of the
patch. The environment variable for this is STRIPBIN, since STRIP is
already taken.
The last environment variable, XX_RUNTIME, can be used to tell the
build to link usr/include and usr/lib in the temporary world tree
(ie /usr/obj/ia64/usr/src/i386 when crossbuilding ia64 on i386) to
existing directories under the XX_RUNTIME tree. The effect is that
when the temporary world tree is populated, the headers and libs
will be written into XX_RUNTIME. A typical use is given in the
sample wrapper script that follows:
\begin{xmake.sh}
#!/bin/sh
export XX_TOOLS="/usr/local/bin/ia64-unknown-freebsd5.0"
export XX_AR="${XX_TOOLS}-ar"
export XX_AS="${XX_TOOLS}-as"
export XX_CC="${XX_TOOLS}-gcc"
export XX_CPP="${XX_TOOLS}-cpp"
export XX_CXX="${XX_TOOLS}-g++"
export XX_LD="${XX_TOOLS}-ld"
export XX_NM="${XX_TOOLS}-nm"
export XX_OBJCOPY="${XX_TOOLS}-objcopy"
export XX_OBJDUMP="${XX_TOOLS}-objdump"
export XX_RANLIB="${XX_TOOLS}-ranlib"
export XX_SIZE="${XX_TOOLS}-size"
export XX_RUNTIME=/usr/local/ia64-unknown-freebsd5.0
export STRIPBIN=${XX_TOOLS}-strip
make -DNO_CXX -DNO_OBJC -DNO_WARNS TARGET_ARCH=ia64 $@
\end{xmake.sh}
By setting XX_RUNTIME to /usr/local/<compiler>, you automaticly
cause the headers and libraries to be updated/installed in the
place where the compiler will look for them, without any hackery.
If you can achieve the same with options (like -isystem), you
can keep XX_RUNTIME undefined and/or point it to a completely
different location (like NFS mounted root filesystem of the
machine you're building for).
To make the above wrapper script work in it's presented form, you
need to do some one-time setup first: you need to make sure that
XX_RUNTIME has a valid layout:
o create directories ${XX_RUNTIME}/usr/include and
${XX_RUNTIME}/usr/lib.
o link ${XX_RUNTIME}/include to ${XX_RUNTIME}/usr/include
(only needed for GNU compiler).
o link ${XX_RUNTIME}/lib to ${XX_RUNTIME}/usr/lib after
moving ldscripts to usr/include (only for GNU compiler).
o make sure ${XX_RUNTIME}, ${XX_RUNTIME}/usr/include and
${XX_RUNTIME}/usr/lib are writable by whomever you do
buildworlds with.
o In the case of GNU, make sure that you don't have conflicting
includes under /usr/local/lib/gcc-lib/... The includes there
are created by fixincludes or something and are found before
the ones in ${XX_RUNTIME}/usr/include.
With the above, doing a buildworld is as easy as:
xmake.sh buildworld
Installation is as easy as:
xmake.sh installworld DESTDIR=<whereever>
I think it should be sufficiently clear for everybody to try this
themselves. Let me quickly go over the changes in the patch:
o Most of the conditional assignments based on XX_TOOLS are to avoid
doing things that we don't expect to work anyway. This mostly
includes toolchain sensitive programs, libraries. In Makefile.inc1
we actually annotate CROSSENV based on it so that we cause the
right compiler to be picked up,
o We exclude sysinstall(8) for anything but alpha and i386,
o The changes in contrib/amd resolve compilation failures,
o Make gperf(1) and groff(1) conditional on NO_CXX. We cannot build
those if we don't build libstdc++,
o Of course we have perl(1) changes: the perl makefiles that are
generated, redefine CC and friends. This works in a "normal"
buildworld, because we pick up the right compiler by way of
setting PATH. In this case, it's fatal. Hence, we explicitly set
CC on the (sub-) make commandline. There's 1 case where this
fails to work and that is SDBM_File. The reason for this is that
SDBM_File has an additional level of recursion (ie a subdir) and
we recurse into that directory from a generated makefile in which
we cannot set CC and friends explicitly. Hence CC gets destroyed.
o Exclude xlint(1) because it fails to build and the problem didn't
look trivial enough to spend much time on it,
o Allow install(1) to use a different "strip". Note that xinstall
is already in the bootstrap-tools, so this will magically work.
A final word (finally :-)
I completed a successful buildworld last night, but have a build
failure when applying the patches on a virgin machine. I also
didn't try a "normal" buildworld with these patches applied. My
main objective is to update my ia64 box and share this patch early
enough that people can try it out themselves and give feedback.
FYI,
--
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On Sun, 31 Mar 2002, Pete Fritchman wrote:
> I've finally gotten around to getting things up and running on my U10,
> went well. There seems to be a bug in sh, though. When buildling
> libtool, I get this:
[...]
> ./libtool: 327: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
> *** Error code 2
Got this with a U5 as well.
I got a bit further by changing
TIMESTAMP=" (1.385.2.196 1999/12/07 21:47:57)"
to
TIMESTAMP=' (1.385.2.196 1999/12/07 21:47:57)'
(you can add it to patch-ac and patch-ad).
A bit later it breaks while parsing a line:
old_postuninstall_cmds="
in work/libtool-1.3.4/libltdl/libtool (crated by 'ltconfig').
(lookup the 'libtool:' target in Makefile)
Yes, there should be two quotes.
It it definitely the parsing of "s by /bin/sh.
Holger
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Apparently, On Mon, Apr 01, 2002 at 05:56:18PM +0200,
Holger Lamm said words to the effect of;
> On Sun, 31 Mar 2002, Pete Fritchman wrote:
>
> > I've finally gotten around to getting things up and running on my U10,
> > went well. There seems to be a bug in sh, though. When buildling
> > libtool, I get this:
>
> [...]
> > ./libtool: 327: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
> > *** Error code 2
>
> Got this with a U5 as well.
> I got a bit further by changing
> TIMESTAMP=" (1.385.2.196 1999/12/07 21:47:57)"
> to
> TIMESTAMP=' (1.385.2.196 1999/12/07 21:47:57)'
> (you can add it to patch-ac and patch-ad).
> A bit later it breaks while parsing a line:
> old_postuninstall_cmds="
> in work/libtool-1.3.4/libltdl/libtool (crated by 'ltconfig').
> (lookup the 'libtool:' target in Makefile)
> Yes, there should be two quotes.
> It it definitely the parsing of "s by /bin/sh.
Anyone care to investigate further?
Jake
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In article <20020401230551.O207@locore.ca> you write:
>> Yes, there should be two quotes.
>> It it definitely the parsing of "s by /bin/sh.
>
>Anyone care to investigate further?
I'd say ``check your binary checksums'' first.
libf^Htool built just fine on my U5, as I've noted here before, and
came close enough to passing its regression tests.
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++ 02/04/02 00:14 -0500 - Garrett Wollman:
| In article <20020401230551.O207@locore.ca> you write:
|
| >> Yes, there should be two quotes.
| >> It it definitely the parsing of "s by /bin/sh.
| >
| >Anyone care to investigate further?
|
| I'd say ``check your binary checksums'' first.
|
| libf^Htool built just fine on my U5, as I've noted here before, and
| came close enough to passing its regression tests.
I built /bin/sh from the latest p4 sources and no-go here for me. You
don't have any local patches at all? Could you maybe send me your
/bin/sh binary?
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Hi,
trying to boot from the 0321 ISO on a Netra T4 gives:
Boot device: /pci@8,700000/scsi@6/disk@6,0:f File and args:
>> FreeBSD/sparc64 boot block
Boot path: /pci@8,700000/scsi@6/disk@6,0:f
Boot loader: /boot/loader
Console: OpenFirmware console
panic: main: OF_getprop
--> Press a key on the console to reboot <--
(short and to the point)
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On Tue, 2002/04/02 at 14:35:06 +0200, Udo Erdelhoff wrote:
> Hi,
> trying to boot from the 0321 ISO on a Netra T4 gives:
>
> Boot device: /pci@8,700000/scsi@6/disk@6,0:f File and args:
>
> >> FreeBSD/sparc64 boot block
> Boot path: /pci@8,700000/scsi@6/disk@6,0:f
> Boot loader: /boot/loader
> Console: OpenFirmware console
> panic: main: OF_getprop
> --> Press a key on the console to reboot <--
>
> (short and to the point)
Hmmm, does this box have an UltraSPARC-III? This problem has been
observed on machines with that CPU only (it is easy to fix in that
case, but they are not supported for other reasons, too).
Can you please supply the output of 'prtconf -vp' (from Solaris)?
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On Tue, Apr 02, 2002 at 04:33:35PM +0200, Thomas Moestl wrote:
> > panic: main: OF_getprop
>
> Hmmm, does this box have an UltraSPARC-III?
Two of them, actually.
> This problem has been
> observed on machines with that CPU only (it is easy to fix in that
> case, but they are not supported for other reasons, too).
This was just a quick 'I have the CD, I have several boxes, try it'
test.
> Can you please supply the output of 'prtconf -vp' (from Solaris)?
Not of the machine where I tried it (it does not have Solaris
intalled yet), but of an identical twin. I will mail to your
private address as it is somewhat long for the list.
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i'm trying to install the 20020321 snapshot on an ultra 10 via CD-ROM,
and it's hanging trying to mount the root filesystem from the cd. the
last bit of the console output is this:
atapci0: <CMD 646 ATA controller> port
0xc00020-0xc0002f,0xc00018-0xc0001b,0xc00
010-0xc00017,0xc00008-0xc0000b,0xc00000-0xc00007 irq 32 at device 3.0
on pci2
ata2: at 0xc00000 on atapci0
ata3: at 0xc00010 on atapci0
nexus0: <SUNW,ffb>, type display (no driver attached)
ad0: 4103MB <ST34342A> [8894/15/63] at ata2-master WDMA2
acd0: CDROM <MATSHITA CR-583> at ata3-master PIO3
Mounting root from cd9660:cd0a
setrootbyname failed
iso_mountroot: can't find rootvp
Root mount failed: 6
Mounting root from cd9660:acd0a
cd9660: RockRidge Extension
Invalid time in real time clock.
Check and reset the date immediately!
and then it just sits there. just off the top of my head, it looks
like it's trying to mount off of cd0, but there is no cd0 device, just
acd0. is there some way to tell it to mount it's filesystem off of
the ata cdrom? or am i completely off base.
for reference, the complete tip.record from the install attempt is at
http://electricjellyfish.net/files/tip.record
thanks,
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On Tue, Apr 02, 2002 at 07:14:52PM -0500, Garrett Rooney wrote:
> i'm trying to install the 20020321 snapshot on an ultra 10 via CD-ROM,
> and it's hanging trying to mount the root filesystem from the cd. the
> last bit of the console output is this:
my appologies. it seems it was just taking a really really really
long time to read anything at all from the cdrom drive. after i sent
the email and walked away from the computer for a while, it kept going,
slowly but surely, and now i've got a login prompt!
sorry about the noise.
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On Tue, Apr 02, 2002 at 12:35:13AM -0500, Pete Fritchman wrote:
> ++ 02/04/02 00:14 -0500 - Garrett Wollman:
> | In article <20020401230551.O207@locore.ca> you write:
> |
> | >> Yes, there should be two quotes.
> | >> It it definitely the parsing of "s by /bin/sh.
> | >
> | >Anyone care to investigate further?
> |
> | I'd say ``check your binary checksums'' first.
> |
> | libf^Htool built just fine on my U5, as I've noted here before, and
> | came close enough to passing its regression tests.
>
> I built /bin/sh from the latest p4 sources and no-go here for me. You
> don't have any local patches at all? Could you maybe send me your
> /bin/sh binary?
has anyone made any progress on this problem? i've got the same
results, and rebuilding sh didn't seem to change anything.
-garrett
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