Date: Thu, 10 Jun 2004 10:55:00 -0600 From: John E Hein <jhein@timing.com> To: bv@wjv.com Cc: freebsd-emulation@freebsd.org Subject: Re: Further info on jdk14 problem Message-ID: <16584.37476.784566.563221@gromit.timing.com> In-Reply-To: <20040610163130.GA87958@wjv.com> References: <20040610011333.GA75565@wjv.com> <16584.32782.434690.477238@gromit.timing.com> <20040610154858.GA87267@wjv.com> <16584.34488.476072.477118@gromit.timing.com> <20040610163130.GA87958@wjv.com>
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Bill Vermillion wrote at 12:31 -0400 on Jun 10, 2004: > I now went to the linux-sun-jdk tree did a make clean and was going > to build the port and I noticed something that struck me as strange > > The above shows that linux_base-7.1_5 is installed. BUT > a make-clean shows that it was cleaning for linux_base_7.1_7. Nothing to worry about there. That just probably means you installed linux_base back when it was 7.1_5 (before early Feb or so). But you have since updated your ports tree, and now linux_base is 7.1_7. So when linux-sun-jdk goes to do a make clean on the dependencies, it says it's cleaning the work dirs for 7.1-7. You could use portupgrade (as you did) to update your linux_base if you want (or deinstall, then make install again) and you will get the newer version. > So just now tried a portupgrade and to get to the 7.1_7 version. > It went along for awhile, started installing and then > I see I get a failure with an excution failed on > the script glib-2.2.4-33. You didn't say what the failure was, but obviously installing 7.1_7 works okay here. > That confirms that. I have vision problems so I normally don't run > Xfree but live almost exclusively in a 80x24 test workd. You may not use it, but it's possible other ports want X in order to build. > > So did you ktrace that last bit (probably the install.sfx is a linux > > app... use file to tell)? > > I did not use ktrace, and I'm not really a programmer - been more > of a syadmin and fixer for a long time. ktrace is a valuable tool for a sysadmin and it's easy to use. And it's useful when reporting problems on mailing lists ;) > So - before I continue on I'm going to try to upgrade the glibc. > > Your hints put me on hopefully the right track. Good luck.
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