Is the cvs version missing a ./configure file? On Sat, Sep 07, 2002 at 10:53:12AM +0300, Muli Ben-Yehuda wrote: > Howdy, Linux people! > > syscalltrack, http://syscalltrack.sf.net, is an open source project > used for tracking system call invocations. syscalltrack is in constant > development and has now gained mature 'autoconf' capabilities, which > now need to be tested. This is where you come in. > > If you have an "exotic" linux box, or just a run of the mill one, you > compile your own kernels (2.4 only, at this stage) and would like to > help testing the autoconf support, please read on. > > To test the autoconf support, grab the tarball from > > http://syscalltrack.sf.net/syscalltrack-0.75cvs.tar.gz > > untar it, and do > > ./configure && make && sudo make install > > Then, let me know (in private) if it fails or succeeds. If it fails, a > complete log of the configure, make and make install operations is > very apperciated. > > I already know that it works on redaht 7.3, debian woody, gentoo 1.2 > and slackware 8.1. Reports from other architectures are most welcome, > more reports from these architectures are welcome as well. > > Uninstalling syscaltrack after you finish building it, in case you do > not wish to use it further, is as simple as 'make unistall'. > > Thank you very much, we now return you to your regularly scheduled > programming. Shana Tova. > > Muli, syscalltrack hacker-at-large.
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