Paul A. Rubin wrote: > Ok, I think I have a lead on this. I ran the configure script with > the > keep-temps switch. It wrote what appeared to be a syntactically > valid chkconfig.sed file, which sed then choked on with the message > > sed: file chkconfig.sed line 1: Unknown option to 's' > > as per Milos's earlier post. So I loaded it into NoteTab (my > favorite editor) and saved it in "Unix" format (0x0A rather than > 0x0A 0x0D for end- > of-line), and sed swallowed it whole. Looks like the "unknown > option" is the extra Windows end-of-line character. > > Next question is, how do we get rid of the offending ctrl-Ms?
No, the next question is "where do you get hold of a 'decent' version of sed for Win32"? Can you mail me chkconfig.sed together with some details about your sed executable (sed -v or sed --version, perhaps.) I'll pass on the info to the sed-users group. Maybe they can advise. -- Angus
