D. Allen [CGL]" <idallen@watcgl.waterloo.edu> (03/22/91)
setld uses depord (undocumented) to order subset dependencies. depord
will silently delete any subsets that have the same prefix, version
number, and MTLOC in the *.ctrl file, such as PHIBASE220 and PHIRTO220:
# cd /usr/etc/subsets
# grep MTLOC PHI*.ctrl
PHIBASE220.ctrl:MTLOC=1:1
PHIRTO220.ctrl:MTLOC=1:1
# /etc/stl/depord PHIBASE220 PHIRTO220
# /etc/stl/depord PHIBASE220
# /etc/stl/depord PHIRTO220
#
This means you can't specify both PHIBASE220 and PHIRTO220 in the
~ris/clients/risdb file for a machine. If you do, you'll find that
the "setld -l" menu listing what you can install will not have *any*
PHIGS subsets listed. The kludge work-around is to edit PHIRTO220.ctrl
and change MTLOC=1:1 to MTLOC=1:2.
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