RE: [Parallels 3.0, MacOS 10.4.9] Cygwin install probs and how do I subscribe

[Dave Korn]

On 26 July 2007 19:13, David L Goldsmith wrote:

> Thanks for the (somewhat) validating reply.  Any idea why I'm not seeing
> make in my cygwin installation.
> 
> DG

  Two things:

1. http://cygwin.com/acronyms#PPIOSPE.  Redirected to mailing list.

2. http://cygwin.com/faq/faq.setup.html#faq.setup.what-packages

  As you surmised way back at the start of the thread, make isn't part of the
default selection, you'll need to rerun setup.exe and select it in the package
chooser.


cheers,
  DaveK
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Re: Using RSH on Windows 2003 server?

[Li_Adrian]

Li_Adrian wrote:

> I realize that ssh is safer, but my boss said that he wants rsh because
> that is what the rest of our computers are running, or something along
> those lines.  I even got ssh to work, and he still said that he wanted
> rsh.  Believe me, I was pushing for ssh.  I now get a different answer,
> however, when I run rsh commands ("Permission denied.")  Is anyone
> willing to help?

The messages you are receiving ("No Remote Directory.", "Permission denied.")
point out a problem with the user's HOME directory.

It would be better if you specify the steps you used for testing:

- Did you create /etc/passwd and /etc/group on the server;
- Are they local users or domain users;
- Have you tried rlogin?
- Do you get the server's welcome message and prompt for a passwd (if not then
check `which rsh` you are using -- Windows has it's own rsh command).
-- 
René Berber

Rene,

Both of those files were created on the server, in the correct directory.  The 
users are domain users.  Rlogin works through Cygwin, and it prompted me for 
the password.  Rsh still does not work though.

And to all those condemning me for using rsh, I'm sorry, I'm only an intern and 
I do what I'm told (I tried getting them to switch to ssh, but they wouldn't).

Adrian

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RE: hacked package on server

[Dave Korn]

On 26 July 2007 21:27, Markus E.L. wrote:

>>   3) Calm down, breath deeply, and try not to be so hysterical.
> 
> Good advice, Dave. Did you try it once?
> 
> - M


  Snappy reply dude, you've obviously been working hard on that one.  No
wonder it took you a fortnight to come up with it.  Now would you care to
TITTTL if you wish to prolong this otherwise dead thread?

cheers,
  DaveK
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Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT] [test-version] emacs-22.1-3/emacs-el-22.1-3/emacs-X11-22.1-3

[Angelo Graziosi]

Mark Harig wrote:

> Provide a detailed list of the steps (Emacs commands)
> that you are running to reproduce the problem.

For example:

   M-x compile
   make mchps95.gfc clean

in which 'mchps95.gfc' is a F95 application linking with a Cernlib build
made with an old version of GFortran: this cause about 2000 link errors.


Beside this, I observe other core dumps, also starting (always from X)

   emacs -q &

or moving the mouse wheel to scroll!

It is not simple to give details, often the failures are at random.


> Provide a detailed list of the steps that you took
> to create your emacs binaries.

They are very simple and standard (from the build script):


LDFLAGS='-Wl,--enable-auto-import -Wl,--enable-auto-image-base' \
../configure --prefix=${prefix_dir} || return 1

make LD='$(CC)' || return 1

make LD='$(CC)' install prefix=${dest_dir}/${prefix_dir_name} \
 || return 1


cd ${dest_dir}

find ${prefix_dir_name} \! -type d | \
   tar cjfT ${base_dir}/emacs-${rel}.${build}.tar.bz2 -


where ${prefix_dir} is /usr/local/emacs and I install the final package in
this way:

   tar -xjf emacs-${rel}.${build}.tar.bz2 -C /



Cheers,


   Angelo.

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Compiling a Linux kernel using Cygwin

[Claudio Scordino]

Hi all,

  I have to compile a Linux kernel using Cygwin on Windows XP (I know, it's a 
very silly thing, but it does not depend on me, unfortunately...).


I already have a gcc cross-compile toolchain for my target (arm) installed on 
Windows.


I already installed gcc-core, gcc-g++, binutils, cpio, make, patch, tar, vim, 
gettext, libintl and libncurses on cygwin (do I need something else?).


Since I assume that I need symbolic links, I use an ext2 filesystem on a USB 
PenDrive, using the ext2fsd driver for Windows.


However, I'm receiving a lot of errors, everywhere.

Some of them:

1) Sometimes when compiling, I receive the error "cannot mv file A to B: invalid 
request code".


However, the system allows me to manually copy file A on B and then remove file 
A (which is almost the same thing, so I wonder why the mv command does not work).


2) I'm not able of doing a "make menuconfig" even using the host gcc.

The system does not find ncurses libraries. But I've installed them!

Does anybody know how to solve these problems ?

More general question: did anybody build succesfully a Linux kernel under 
cygwin?

Any hel and suggestion is very welcome.

Many thanks in advance,

  Claudio


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Re: Cygwin Perl and -Duselongdouble

[Sisyphus]

- Original Message - 
From: "Brian Dessent" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

.
.
If I can successfully run 'gcc script.c' (where 'script.c' contains a 
call

to 'sqrtl') then I'm inclined to say that sqrtl is "available in the C
compiler" (or something like that).


But you can't.  That command should fail on Cygwin.


It certainly works for me for 'sqrtl' (but fails for 'frexpl' with 
"undefined reference to `_frexpl'"):


--
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/C
$ cat script.c
#include 

int main(void) {
   long double x = sqrtl(7);
   printf("%.19Lf\n", x);
   return 0;
}

[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/C
$ gcc script.c

[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/C
$ ./a.exe
2.6457513110645905904

[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/C
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[Snip - a most helpful explanation of where libc and newlib fit into the 
picture, and of other aspects that I was finding confusing. Thanks for that 
Brian ... much appreciated.]


Cheers,
Rob 



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Re: Help needed to access cygwin sshd server (installed on windows) from remote client with putty under windows XP

[Michael Hipp]

shiliang Wang wrote:


From: shiliang Wang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2007 4:52 PM

To: 'cygwin@cygwin.com'
Subject: Help needed to access cygwin sshd server (installed on windows)
from remote client with putty under windows XP 


Hi,
I am new here, I just wonder if someone can help me to access a remote sshd
server with a client machine installed with Putty?
The remote server I tested is in the same lab. Since many people in this lab
need to use this super computer, I try to install a cygwin sshd server on
the super computer to make it a server.
 A: I have already done this part. When I typed  “net start sshd”, it starts
and “ssh localhost”, it asked me the password. After I gave it password, it
said the connection has been established successfully.
  I followed the exact the step described by this link:
http://pigtail.net/LRP/printsrv/cygwin-sshd.html. It included these steps 
 mkpasswd   -cl   >   /etc/passwd 
 mkgroup   --local>   /etc/group
 
B: I installed putty on another machine in the same lab, and tried to

accessed this super computer. I never succeed.
I inputted IP address of the super computer and keep all of the rest
parameters default.
It always said timeout. Never log on the server.

Both super computer and putty are installed under windows XP professional.


You probably need to open port 22 in the WinXP firewall.

Michael

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RE: Compiling a Linux kernel using Cygwin

[Bob McConnell]

Cross compiling on Cygwin is not foolish at all. I have two commercial
SDKs set up that way and know of more than a few other people doing just
that. I target both ARM7 and Motorola CPUs. In both cases the SDK
installed on top of my existing Cygwin configuration and just worked.

But you might have some luck finding applicable help on the Digi support
forums . The Digi ConnectME and
related devices use the ARM7 and are available in configurations
optimized for Linux. Basically they put the CPU, RAM, flash Ethernet and
serial ports all in an RJ-45 connector shell. The original version used
Cygwin and GCC with the NetSilicon NetOS 6 kernel, but due to customer
demand they added options for Linux.

You will find the Linux support forums under Embedded Modules and
Microprocessors.

Bob McConnell

> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Claudio Scordino
> Sent: Friday, July 27, 2007 10:43 AM
> To: cygwin@cygwin.com
> Subject: Compiling a Linux kernel using Cygwin
> 
> Hi all,
> 
>I have to compile a Linux kernel using Cygwin on Windows 
> XP (I know, it's a 
> very silly thing, but it does not depend on me, unfortunately...).
> 
> I already have a gcc cross-compile toolchain for my target 
> (arm) installed on 
> Windows.
> 
> I already installed gcc-core, gcc-g++, binutils, cpio, make, 
> patch, tar, vim, 
> gettext, libintl and libncurses on cygwin (do I need something else?).
> 
> Since I assume that I need symbolic links, I use an ext2 
> filesystem on a USB 
> PenDrive, using the ext2fsd driver for Windows.
> 
> However, I'm receiving a lot of errors, everywhere.
> 
> Some of them:
> 
> 1) Sometimes when compiling, I receive the error "cannot mv 
> file A to B: invalid 
> request code".
> 
> However, the system allows me to manually copy file A on B 
> and then remove file 
> A (which is almost the same thing, so I wonder why the mv 
> command does not work).
> 
> 2) I'm not able of doing a "make menuconfig" even using the host gcc.
> 
> The system does not find ncurses libraries. But I've installed them!
> 
> Does anybody know how to solve these problems ?
> 
> More general question: did anybody build succesfully a Linux 
> kernel under cygwin?
> 
> Any hel and suggestion is very welcome.
> 
> Many thanks in advance,
> 
>Claudio
> 
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Re: Compiling a Linux kernel using Cygwin

[Samuel Robb]

On Fri, 2007-07-27 at 16:43 +0200, Claudio Scordino wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
>I have to compile a Linux kernel using Cygwin on Windows XP (I know, it's 
> a 
> very silly thing, but it does not depend on me, unfortunately...).
> 
> I already have a gcc cross-compile toolchain for my target (arm) installed on 
> Windows.

I'm going to assume that this is a Cygwin based toolchain.  If this is
not the case, then you want to be talking about your build environment
with whoever built your toolchain, not the Cygwin mailing lists.

> I already installed gcc-core, gcc-g++, binutils, cpio, make, patch, tar, vim, 
> gettext, libintl and libncurses on cygwin (do I need something else?).

Did you install these using the Cygwin setup.exe, or did you get them
from some other source?  If you try to mix and match, say, mingw or
Microsoft Services For Unix utilities with Cygwin, you're going to run
into problems.

> Since I assume that I need symbolic links, I use an ext2 filesystem on a USB 
> PenDrive, using the ext2fsd driver for Windows.

You shouldn't need to do this - Cygwin supports symbolic links just
fine.

> However, I'm receiving a lot of errors, everywhere.
> 
> Some of them:
> 
> 1) Sometimes when compiling, I receive the error "cannot mv file A to B: 
> invalid 
> request code".
> 
> However, the system allows me to manually copy file A on B and then remove 
> file 
> A (which is almost the same thing, so I wonder why the mv command does not 
> work).

I suspect this is a symptom of using the ext2fsd and the PenDrive.  As I
mentioned, you shouldn't need to do this - Cygwin will handle symbolic
links perfectly well.

For cross-compiling a kernel, though, you may want to use a managed
mount; this will help you avoid some file name case-sensitivity issues
that crop up in the kernel source code (ex, the netfiler code uses file
names that differ only in case).  Read up on managed mounts in the the
Cygwin FAQ:

  http://cygwin.com/faq/faq.using.html

Short instructions for using a managed mount

  1. Create a new, empty directory:
 $ mkdir -p /usr/src/kernel

  2. Mount it as a managed directory:
 $ mount -o managed c:/cygwin/usr/src/kernel /usr/src/kernel

  3. Change into the managed mount directory:
 $ cd /usr/src/kernel

  4. Extract the kernel source in the managed mount directory:
 $ tar -xzf 

> 2) I'm not able of doing a "make menuconfig" even using the host gcc.
> 
> The system does not find ncurses libraries. But I've installed them!

IIRC, you'll need to patch menuconfig to build properly under Cygwin...
though the problems that I can remember dealt with libintl, not with
ncurses.

What errors do you see when you do "make menuconfig"?

> Does anybody know how to solve these problems ?

Possibly :-)  We will probably need a bit more information (as I've
asked for above) in order to help you, though.

> More general question: did anybody build succesfully a Linux kernel under 
> cygwin?

I used to work for a company (http://www.timesys.com) that did (and
still does) support cross-compiling Linux under Cygwin.  So yes, it is
indeed possible - and, frankly, not all that difficult, either.

-Samrobb



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Re: Cygwin Perl and -Duselongdouble

[Brian Dessent]

Sisyphus wrote:

> It certainly works for me for 'sqrtl' (but fails for 'frexpl' with
> "undefined reference to `_frexpl'"):

This is an invalid testcase in several ways.

It only "works" inasmuch as the compiler recognises that 7 is a constant
and replaces the call to sqrtl() with a value.  Any nontrivial use of
sqrtl() however will result in a linker error, so this testcase is not
doing what you think it is.

Also, you didn't include math.h, which if combined with -Wall would have
given you an "implicit declaration of sqrtl" warning.  As it is you're
relying on the fact that ancient C conventions allow for calling a
function without first seeing a definition or declaration for that
function, but in the modern age doing this is extremely bad because the
compiler has to guess as to the argument types.

long double x = sqrtl(7);
  40106a:   b8 bc 4d c7 97  mov$0x97c74dbc,%eax
  40106f:   ba 4e fd 53 a9  mov$0xa953fd4e,%edx
  401074:   b9 00 40 00 00  mov$0x4000,%ecx
  401079:   89 45 e8mov%eax,0xffe8(%ebp)
  40107c:   89 55 ecmov%edx,0xffec(%ebp)
  40107f:   89 4d f0mov%ecx,0xfff0(%ebp)
printf("%.19Lf\n", x);
  401082:   8b 45 e8mov0xffe8(%ebp),%eax
  401085:   8b 55 ecmov0xffec(%ebp),%edx
  401088:   8b 4d f0mov0xfff0(%ebp),%ecx
  40108b:   89 44 24 04 mov%eax,0x4(%esp)
  40108f:   89 54 24 08 mov%edx,0x8(%esp)
  401093:   89 4c 24 0c mov%ecx,0xc(%esp)
  401097:   c7 04 24 00 20 40 00movl   $0x402000,(%esp)
  40109e:   e8 ad 00 00 00  call   401150 <_printf>

Brian

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Re: Accessing RS-232 serial port under Cygwin

[Morgan gangwere]

On Jul 26, 2007, at 7:44 PM, ask.teddy wrote:


Hello,

I want to write a C program which runs on a desktop computer and talks
to a device over the RS-232 serial port. I'm using WinXP + Cygwin, and
sometimes Ubuntu Linux. I hope this program can be ported to either OS
with the least modification at the source level. How can I use a C
program to access the serial port under Cygwin?

Many thanks.

Ying

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just like in unix. /dev/ttys[number] and /dev/tty[num] should be open...



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Re: Online Clerical Workers Needed

[Jordi]

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Re: Cygwin (1.5.24) PIL(1.1.6) Install Problem: tight looping

[Steve Holden]

Yaakov (Cygwin Ports) wrote:

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Hash: SHA256

Steve Holden wrote:

I have tried to install it, but each time I do I see the first compile
command start to run and the process hangs. If I CTRL/C the setup.py
and restart it, it begins the next compile (implying that the previous
one succeeded), which again hangs. I see python.exe still running for
each install run I have interrupted, which I have to kill manually.


Try rebaseall.


Unfortunately I did that before I posted. Sorry, should have mentioned it.

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how to build cygwin using itself

[zooko]

Folks:

I started by following these instructions:

http://cygwin.com/faq/faq.programming.html#faq.programming.building- 
cygwin


Which say to check out "what you need" from CVS, linking to these  
instructions:


http://cygwin.com/cvs.html

Which say to check out "winsup".

However, it turns out that if you just follow those instructions and  
checkout "winsup" then you'll be a very perplexing error message  
about __assert_func being undefined.  This is because, as Brian  
Dessent kindly explained to me, you also need to checkout newlib.


So I propose that the cvs.html page instruct people to checkout both  
"winsup" and "newlib".


Unfortunately now that I have "winsup" and "newlib", then I get  
another error:


---
In file included from /c/playground/cygwin/src/newlib/libc/include/ 
dirent.h:6,

 from ../../../../../src/newlib/libc/posix/execvp.c:9:
/c/playground/cygwin/src/newlib/libc/include/sys/dirent.h:10:2:  
#error " not supported"

---

Could someone give me a hint as to what other steps are necessary to  
build cygwin using itself?


Thanks!

Regards,

Zooko



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the instruction of setting up sshd in cygwin is too vague

[shiliang Wang]

Thanks to let me know which instruction is correct one. 
I got the trouble with the official instruction. I just wonder if you can
give me some help, I am new in this area?
My goal is establishing a vista or XP professional base sshd server in
laboratory so that everyone in the lab can use this computer to do data
analysis with ssd client application.
I thought the best thing is that everyone can work simultaneously and
interface in every client computer is easy to use such as windows system. I
even don't know if cygwin can realize this goal or not?
Yesterday, I tried the official instruction following the protocol described
in your email.
 
1. choose the package.
I chose the openssh, xorg-x11-base, tcp_wrapper.
2. after installation, I tried to run ssh-host-config under /usr/bin, but I
cannot even find a subfolder named bin under /usr folder. Instead, I found
ssh-host-config file under C:\cygwin\bin. It is unexecutable file. So I ran
ssh-host-config under the prompt in cygwin bash shell after I started it.
3. There are many opitions I can choose. I input ssh-host-config -d -c
options -w pwd
I thought the user sshd_server is a default user name. if is that
meaning that I have to set up a sshd_server name in user accounts under XP
professional? Can I change user name? what is the password for sshd_server?
Is it pwd ?
4. I logged off and logged on with another user name different with
sshd_server
   Start cygwin bash shell and run ssh-user-config. Ssh-user-config -d -p
word 5. then I tried to ssh myself using ssh localhost
   the error message appeared and it said that connection is refused.
5. how to open port 22 in winXP firewall
The instruction is vague and unclear. I thought it causes a big problem for
beginner like me. 
Hope you can help me out. I really need some helps.
Thanks in advance!

Best

Shiliang




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Re: Emacs takes 100% CPU

[Nicolas Saunier]

I switched to the emacs 22.1 available through cygwin, and it seems 
fine. I also started cygserver (adding the environment variable).


Is the xemacs-emacs-common package required for emacs 22.1 ?

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Re: how to build cygwin using itself

[Brian Dessent]

zooko wrote:

> http://cygwin.com/cvs.html
> 
> Which say to check out "winsup".

That's your problem.  I'm not sure why that page says that, but just
checking out winsup will give you a tree that can't be used to build
anything.

> Could someone give me a hint as to what other steps are necessary to
> build cygwin using itself?

"cvs co cygwin"

Brian

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Re: the instruction of setting up sshd in cygwin is too vague

[Jordi]

I am not like you (I am beginner) or a experienced it depends, if you
want the truth I'll tell you. I understand you. But you are never
going to believe me. And may be it is not a good way for you.


2007/7/27, shiliang Wang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Thanks to let me know which instruction is correct one.
> I got the trouble with the official instruction. I just wonder if you can
> give me some help, I am new in this area?
> My goal is establishing a vista or XP professional base sshd server in
> laboratory so that everyone in the lab can use this computer to do data
> analysis with ssd client application.
> I thought the best thing is that everyone can work simultaneously and
> interface in every client computer is easy to use such as windows system. I
> even don't know if cygwin can realize this goal or not?
> Yesterday, I tried the official instruction following the protocol described
> in your email.
>
> 1. choose the package.
> I chose the openssh, xorg-x11-base, tcp_wrapper.
> 2. after installation, I tried to run ssh-host-config under /usr/bin, but I
> cannot even find a subfolder named bin under /usr folder. Instead, I found
> ssh-host-config file under C:\cygwin\bin. It is unexecutable file. So I ran
> ssh-host-config under the prompt in cygwin bash shell after I started it.
> 3. There are many opitions I can choose. I input ssh-host-config -d -c
> options -w pwd
> I thought the user sshd_server is a default user name. if is that
> meaning that I have to set up a sshd_server name in user accounts under XP
> professional? Can I change user name? what is the password for sshd_server?
> Is it pwd ?
> 4. I logged off and logged on with another user name different with
> sshd_server
>Start cygwin bash shell and run ssh-user-config. Ssh-user-config -d -p
> word 5. then I tried to ssh myself using ssh localhost
>the error message appeared and it said that connection is refused.
> 5. how to open port 22 in winXP firewall
> The instruction is vague and unclear. I thought it causes a big problem for
> beginner like me.
> Hope you can help me out. I really need some helps.
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Best
>
> Shiliang
>
>
>
>
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Re: how to build cygwin using itself

[zooko]

On Jul 27, 2007, at 11:43 AM, Brian Dessent wrote:


zooko wrote:


http://cygwin.com/cvs.html

Which say to check out "winsup".


That's your problem.  I'm not sure why that page says that, but just
checking out winsup will give you a tree that can't be used to build
anything.


Could someone give me a hint as to what other steps are necessary to
build cygwin using itself?


"cvs co cygwin"


This doesn't work for me:

---
$ CVSROOT=:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs/src cvs co cygwin
cvs server: cannot find module `cygwin' - ignored
cvs [checkout aborted]: cannot expand modules
---

Hm.  Looking at the CVS layout it appears that I might need "src/",  
which is the common parent of "winsup/" and "newlib/".


I'll try that.

...

Hm, I can see that this is going to take a long time to cvs co.  I'll  
report back later how it works.


Regards,

Zooko


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Re: how to build cygwin using itself

[Brian Dessent]

zooko wrote:

> > "cvs co cygwin"
> 
> This doesn't work for me:
> 
> ---
> $ CVSROOT=:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs/src cvs co cygwin
> cvs server: cannot find module `cygwin' - ignored
> cvs [checkout aborted]: cannot expand modules
> ---

Okay, sorry, "winsup" is the right name of the module, not cygwin.  But
checking out the module "winsup" should have gotten you the toplevel,
etc/, include/, libiberty/, newlib/, and winsup/:

winsup  -a src-support naked-winsup naked-libiberty naked-newlib
naked-include

http://sourceware.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/CVSROOT/modules?rev=1.70&content-type=text/x-cvsweb-markup&cvsroot=src

If you did "cvs co winsup" and only got a winsup directory and not all
those others, then something is wrong with your cvs client
configuration. 

And again, just to make sure: you are running the toplevel
configure/make, right?

> Hm.  Looking at the CVS layout it appears that I might need "src/",
> which is the common parent of "winsup/" and "newlib/".

That would be extreme overkill, as src is home to a large number of
projects, of which cygwin is just a small subset.  The modules file
above shows how the various subdirectories are parts of various
projects.

Brian

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failed to build from source

[zooko]

Folks:

I did a cvs co of the entire src/ directory, and then did "../src/ 
configure --prefix=/some/installdir && make".


It built a lot of stuff (took 14 minutes), and then ended with this:

---
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I../../src/binutils -I. -D_GNU_SOURCE -I. - 
I../../src/binutils -I../bfd -I../../src/binutils/../bfd -I../../src/ 
binutils/../include -DLOCALEDIR="\"/c/playground/cygwin/install// 
share/locale\"" -Dbin_dummy_emulation=bin_vanilla_emulation   -W - 
Wall -Wstrict-prototypes -Wmissing-prototypes -Werror -g -O2 -c ../../ 
src/binutils/filemode.c
/bin/sh ./libtool --tag=CC --mode=link gcc -W -Wall -Wstrict- 
prototypes -Wmissing-prototypes -Werror -g -O2   -o size.exe  size.o  
bucomm.o version.o filemode.o ../bfd/libbfd.la ../libiberty/ 
libiberty.a -lintl
libtool: link: cannot find the library `/usr/lib/libiconv.la' or  
unhandled argument `/usr/lib/libiconv.la'

make[4]: *** [size.exe] Error 1
make[4]: Leaving directory `/cygdrive/c/playground/cygwin/build/ 
binutils'

---

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Re: how to build cygwin using itself

[zooko]

On Jul 27, 2007, at 12:54 PM, Brian Dessent wrote:

Okay, sorry, "winsup" is the right name of the module, not cygwin.   
But

checking out the module "winsup" should have gotten you the toplevel,
etc/, include/, libiberty/, newlib/, and winsup/:

winsup  -a src-support naked-winsup naked-libiberty naked- 
newlib

naked-include

http://sourceware.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/CVSROOT/modules? 
rev=1.70&content-type=text/x-cvsweb-markup&cvsroot=src


If you did "cvs co winsup" and only got a winsup directory and not all
those others, then something is wrong with your cvs client
configuration.


Thanks again for your help, Brian.  I ran "cvs co winsup" again, and  
this time I did get newlib.  I don't know what I did wrong last  
time.  I'm sorry for the confusion.


Regards,

Zooko


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Re: failed to build from source

[zooko]

On Jul 27, 2007, at 1:43 PM, Brian Dessent wrote:


You *really* do not want to do that.


Indeed not, but since I had already done it, I thought I would report  
to ensuing failure for the benefit of someone else.



To fix the error, install the missing libraries.  Though it indicates
some kind of configury error that it would try to link against -liconv
if required libs are missing.


This is the problem to which I wanted to draw attention.

Regards,

Zooko


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Re: failed to build from source

[Brian Dessent]

zooko wrote:

> Folks:

Does this really require starting a new thread for every question?

> I did a cvs co of the entire src/ directory, and then did "../src/

You *really* do not want to do that.

> It built a lot of stuff (took 14 minutes), and then ended with this:

It's going to take a lot longer than that (hours) to build all the
source you've checked out.

> ---
> gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I../../src/binutils -I. -D_GNU_SOURCE -I. -
> I../../src/binutils -I../bfd -I../../src/binutils/../bfd -I../../src/
> binutils/../include -DLOCALEDIR="\"/c/playground/cygwin/install//
> share/locale\"" -Dbin_dummy_emulation=bin_vanilla_emulation   -W -
> Wall -Wstrict-prototypes -Wmissing-prototypes -Werror -g -O2 -c ../../
> src/binutils/filemode.c
> /bin/sh ./libtool --tag=CC --mode=link gcc -W -Wall -Wstrict-
> prototypes -Wmissing-prototypes -Werror -g -O2   -o size.exe  size.o
> bucomm.o version.o filemode.o ../bfd/libbfd.la ../libiberty/
> libiberty.a -lintl
> libtool: link: cannot find the library `/usr/lib/libiconv.la' or
> unhandled argument `/usr/lib/libiconv.la'
> make[4]: *** [size.exe] Error 1
> make[4]: Leaving directory `/cygdrive/c/playground/cygwin/build/
> binutils'
> ---

You aren't even building any part of Cygwin here, you're building
binutils, a totally separate project.  You're also going to be building
gdb, insight, tcl, tk, possibly a simulator of some kind, and god knows
what else, before even getting to newlib and then winsup, because that
is how a combined tree works.  I really doubt you want to do all this.

To fix the error, install the missing libraries.  Though it indicates
some kind of configury error that it would try to link against -liconv
if required libs are missing.

Brian

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Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT] [test-version] emacs-22.1-3/emacs-el-22.1-3/emacs-X11-22.1-3

[Mark Harig]

Angelo Graziosi wrote:


Provide a detailed list of the steps that you took
to create your emacs binaries.


They are very simple and standard (from the build script):


   LDFLAGS='-Wl,--enable-auto-import -Wl,--enable-auto-image-base' \
   ../configure --prefix=${prefix_dir} || return 1

   make LD='$(CC)' || return 1


These are (essentially) the same steps that are used in
the .cygport for creating the Cygwin version of Emacs.

Would you please do the following?

$ make distclean
$ LDFLAGS='-Wl,--enable-auto-import -Wl,--enable-auto-image-base' \
 ../configure --prefix=${prefix_dir} > configure.log 2>&1
$ bzip2 configure.log

and then include configure.log.bz2 as an attachment to an email
message to this mailing list.  This might provide enough information
to find out what is missing from the environment that is used to
build Emacs via cygport.

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Re: Emacs takes 100% CPU

[Mark Harig]

> I switched to the emacs 22.1 available through cygwin, and it seems 
fine. I also started cygserver (adding the environment variable).

>
> Is the xemacs-emacs-common package required for emacs 22.1 ?
>

It can be, depending on whether you need to use the 'b2m' or 
'rcs-checkin' programs
that are normally included in emacs distributions.  Because xemacs also 
includes these
two programs, there was a conflict if someone attempted to install both 
the emacs
and xemacs packages.  (In many other distributions, conflicts like this 
have been
resolved by creating packages with names such as 'emacsen-common'.)  In 
addition,
if you write programs in Emacs Lisp and want to use Emacs's tag feature, 
then
you will need to install the 'ctags' package also because Emacs's 
'etags' program

is not being included in the Cygwin Emacs package.

These requirements were listed in the announcement and in the Cygwin README
for Emacs.

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Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT] [test-version] emacs-22.1-3/emacs-el-22.1-3/emacs-X11-22.1-3

[Angelo Graziosi]

Mark Harig wrote:

> Would you please do the following?

I send you the full log of the build I did on June 02.

(As I discussed some time on this list and others, I use GCC-4.0.4 to
build Emacs: with 3.4.4 the result is highly unstable (at least for me),
but this does not seem the case of 21-3)


Cheers,

   Angelo.

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3rd party, cygwin-interferring app suspects list

[Linda Walsh]

Dave Korn wrote:

Re: FW: ezmlm warning

[Christopher Faylor]

On Fri, Jul 27, 2007 at 12:36:02PM -0400, Bob McConnell wrote:
>This warning message does not tell me how to contact the list owner to
>discuss this problem.

The list owner (postmaster) is rarely interested in discussing why your
mail server is bouncing email since that's an issue for your email
server.  We're not going to change our configuration to accommodate one
person.

>After contacting our email administrator, we found that the rejected
>messages were originated or routed through a domain that Trend Micro has
>on its real time black list. He is attempting to add cygwin.com to the
>white list, but does not know if that will resolve the problem.
>
>Can the list server be configured to remove or obfuscate the
>originator's email address?

No.

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Re: [Parallels 3.0, MacOS 10.4.9] Cygwin install probs and how do I subscribe

[Christopher Faylor]

On Fri, Jul 27, 2007 at 01:18:50AM -0400, Larry Hall (Cygwin) wrote:
> David Goldsmith wrote:
>>I actually knew it was a joke when you got to "Cygwin made his machine
>>blue-screen ...  He needs to reformat his disk and reinstall" and then
>>when you added "he's taking down the Cygwin site and ending the
>>project" I was even more certain.  How could anyone believe you were
>>serious?  ;-)
>
>
>I believe it's my countenance that inspires the trust.  It's a blessing
>and a curse.  ;-)

Of course that backwards collar thing helps too.

cgf

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file visible to Windoze but not Cygwin- possible causes?

[Mike Marchywka]

Hi,

I've got a short c++ program that is apparently corrupting memory as
I get link errors trying to overwrite the old executable after running it
because someone thinks the file is still in use by a process I can no longer 
find.

The program is not visible to cygwin "ls" and "find" complains

$ find -name "*"
find: ./a.exe: No such file or directory

I can see it in Windoze explorer and delete it after rebooting as Windoze
no longer things the file is busy. None of the processes that used the 
executable

seem to exist with "ps" or task manager.

What is going on with the file? Sometimes I get file-busy problems
while the anti-virus software is scanning giga-byte files I'm trying to
throw out but otherwise haven't seen a problem like this.


It seems to be a very specific failure mode as the program doesn't die
and moving around code and changing optimization flags just changed
the datasets on which the problem occurs. I haven't been able to
get it to occur with no optimizations specified but possibly I haven't found
the right data. Kind of odd for a flakey bug to be so specific.

I'm quite certain I have a simple dumb bug in my code but I am
curious about the specific problem it seems to generate.


Thanks.

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Re: Using RSH on Windows 2003 server?

[René Berber]

Li_Adrian wrote:

>> - Did you create /etc/passwd and /etc/group on the server;
> Both of those files were created on the server, in the correct directory.

>> - Are they local users or domain users;
> The users are domain users.

>> - Have you tried rlogin?
> Rlogin works through Cygwin, and it prompted me
> for the password.  Rsh still does not work though.

>> - Do you get the server's welcome message and prompt for a passwd (if not
then check `which rsh` you
> are using -- Windows has it's own rsh command).

Just some random toughts:

- Man rshd shows the meaning of the second error message you received,
"Permission denied.
   The authentication procedure described above failed."
so better test with the same user name that worked with rlogin.

- Windows 2003 server may have its own rshd service running; that could explain
why rlogin works (it's Cygwin's rlogin service) and rsh does not (it's Windows
shell service).  The shell service may even be disabled by default in
/etc/inetd.conf (I don't know, I usually disable a lot of things there).

- Domain users may have their HOME directory on remote machines, mounted
directories, and that may be a problem which explains the access denied message.
-- 
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re:failed to build from source

[Morgan gangwere]

uhm... if im not mistaken, this list is for the support of:
1) the usge of cygwin1.dll (for use in porting apps to cygwin for  
later introduction into the source trees)

2) the installation of cygwin (meaning from setup.exe)
3) the general mongering of cygwin relating to the KERNEL not APPS  
(app support should go to the maintainer of that package)

(i may be wrong) but shouldnt this be taken to cygwin-dev?



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Re: failed to build from source

[Christopher Faylor]

On Fri, Jul 27, 2007 at 08:10:52PM -0600, Morgan gangwere wrote:
> uhm... if im not mistaken, this list is for the support of:
> 1) the usge of cygwin1.dll (for use in porting apps to cygwin for later 
> introduction into the source trees)
> 2) the installation of cygwin (meaning from setup.exe)
> 3) the general mongering of cygwin relating to the KERNEL not APPS (app 
> support should go to the maintainer of that package)
> (i may be wrong) but shouldnt this be taken to cygwin-dev?

Developers like Brian Dessent know what they are talking about and know
when and where to redirect threads.  You don't have to worry about
things like that.

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Re: failed to build from source

[Morgan gangwere]

On Jul 27, 2007, at 8:20 PM, Christopher Faylor wrote:


On Fri, Jul 27, 2007 at 08:10:52PM -0600, Morgan gangwere wrote:

uhm... if im not mistaken, this list is for the support of:
1) the usge of cygwin1.dll (for use in porting apps to cygwin for  
later

introduction into the source trees)
2) the installation of cygwin (meaning from setup.exe)
3) the general mongering of cygwin relating to the KERNEL not APPS  
(app

support should go to the maintainer of that package)
(i may be wrong) but shouldnt this be taken to cygwin-dev?


Developers like Brian Dessent know what they are talking about and  
know

when and where to redirect threads.  You don't have to worry about
things like that.

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just being paranoid

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