steveg@umd5.umd.edu (Steve Green) (01/07/90)
Here are some problems that I ran into when building R4 under AUX 1.1.1 as well as some solutions. xinit: Seems to be looking for ./filename or /filename and it does not get em that way. (shell problem?) Work Around: Use full path names in /usr/bin/X11/X11R4. cpp: Limited to 7 include directories. It will bomb out somewhere in server/ddx/macII/. (of all places) Solution: Increase the NINCLUDE define in util/cpp/cppdef.h. Also, the imake configuration stuff needs to be told to build makefiles with -B/usr/lib/big/ added to CFLAGS and /etc/bsdinstall for INSTALL instead of bsdinst.sh. bsdinst.sh did not work at all... the cp command in the script was not happy.. 8-( (server/ddx/macII/R4setup.sh puts bsdinstall in /etc) xterm: xterm is not registering entries in utmp... I dont know why. I have checked the app-defaults and dont see anything to cause this. Anyone else? Anything overlooked?
peters@apple.apple.com (Steve Peters) (01/09/90)
In article <5881@umd5.umd.edu> steveg@umd5.umd.edu (Steve Green) writes: > xinit: Seems to be looking for ./filename or /filename and it does not > get em that way. (shell problem?) Actually a broken X11R4 script (derived from R3, where xinit.c behaved better :-{ ) > Work Around: Use full path names in /usr/bin/X11/X11R4. Right, both for "xterm" and "XmacII". > cpp: Limited to 7 include directories. It will bomb out somewhere > in server/ddx/macII/. (of all places) > Solution: Increase the NINCLUDE define in util/cpp/cppdef.h. Under A/UX 1.1 and later, you needn't run the R4setup.sh script--util/cpp isn't needed. The macII/README fails to say that only A/UX 1.0 requires R4setup.sh. > Also, the imake configuration stuff needs to be told to build makefiles with > -B/usr/lib/big/ added to CFLAGS Better, correct config/macII.cf (if you aren't using gcc): #define CcCmd cc -B /usr/lib/big/ > and /etc/bsdinstall for INSTALL instead of bsdinst.sh. bsdinst.sh did not > work at all... the cp command in the script was not happy.. 8-( Hmmm, bsdinst.sh works OK for me. Were you super-user when you did "make install"? > xterm: xterm is not registering entries in utmp... I dont know why Me neither, I'll look into it. Steve Peters Apple Computer, Inc.