Chapter 6 glibc-2.3.3 make install error
Very funny. What wrong now???
Code:
make[2]: *** [/usr/share/zoneinfo/Africa/Algiers] Error 1 edit: make check givin errors: Code:
make[2]: *** [/sources/glibc-build/posix/wordexp-test.out] Error 1 and some ...tst-attr1.out Error1 Where I made mistake? No errors before that at all. |
Cant understand anything now... I've read some forums and waste some time, then tryed install glibc again - all just same way like before - and now all ok, no errors. I even didnt type commands, just using konsole memory (I mean up-arrow key)...
Can sum1 explain me what happen? ________ edit: One thing was diffeent - I didnt make check - is that tha difference? |
about the second and third error do you have /dev/null and /dev/console? did you run the make_devices script?
Open up wordexp-test.out and check what test failed. |
I made all just like in book - so I must have /dev/null (thats right - checked) but no /dev/console.
Where can I find tha wordexp-test.out??? |
It seems like you aren't following the book because you did a make check when make install gave you an error.
For the last two errors when I did a make check on my first attemp at LFS I had Slackware 9.1 with kernel 2.6.6 so that could have caused it but most probably I skipped a step or something most likely dealing with the make_devices script. A few days ago when I compiled glibc all was well and make check gave no errors but I was a lot more causious and I'm now on slackware 10 with kernel 2.4.26 (i think). According to you're error, wordexp is in /sources/glibc-build/posix/wordexp-test.out |
glibc-2.3.3 in chapter 6 error (loop)
When giving command 'make', the program start loopng with that error:
Code:
make[1]: Warning: File `/usr/include/linux/limits.h' has modification time 1.6e+05 s in the future |
Well, that error not anymore, now making glibc tests. Is that error critical:
make[2]: *** [/sources/glibc-build/posix/wordexp-test.out] Error 1 make[2]: Leaving directory `/sources/glibc-2.3.3-lfs-5.1/posix' make[1]: *** [posix/tests] Error 2 make[1]: Leaving directory `/sources/glibc-2.3.3-lfs-5.1' make: *** [check] Error 2 |
Failed tests:
Test 14 ($(echo :abc:)): FAILED Test words: <$(echo :abc:)>, need retval 0, wordc 2 Got retval 5, wordc 99: Test 15 ($(echo :abc:\ )): FAILED Test words: <$(echo :abc:\ )>, need retval 0, wordc 2 Got retval 5, wordc 99: Test 16 ($(echo :abc\ )): FAILED Test words: <$(echo :abc\ )>, need retval 0, wordc 2 Got retval 5, wordc 99: Test 17 ($(echo $var)): FAILED Test words: <$(echo $var)>, need retval 0, wordc 2 Got retval 5, wordc 99: Test 19 ($(echo :abc:)def): FAILED Test words: <$(echo :abc:)def>, need retval 0, wordc 3 Got retval 5, wordc 99: Test 20 ($(echo abc:de)f): FAILED Test words: <$(echo abc:de)f>, need retval 0, wordc 2 Got retval 5, wordc 99: Test 21 ($(echo abc:de)f:ghi): FAILED Test words: <$(echo abc:de)f:ghi>, need retval 0, wordc 2 Got retval 5, wordc 99: Test 22 (abc:d$(echo ef:ghi)): FAILED Test words: <abc:d$(echo ef:ghi)>, need retval 0, wordc 2 Got retval 5, wordc 99: Test 23 ($var$(echo def:ghi)): FAILED Test words: <$var$(echo def:ghi)>, need retval 0, wordc 3 Got retval 5, wordc 99: Test 24 ($var$(echo ef:ghi)): FAILED Test words: <$var$(echo ef:ghi)>, need retval 0, wordc 3 Got retval 5, wordc 99: Test 25 ($(echo abc:)$var): FAILED Test words: <$(echo abc:)$var>, need retval 0, wordc 3 Got retval 5, wordc 99: Test 26 ($(echo abc:d)$var): FAILED Test words: <$(echo abc:d)$var>, need retval 0, wordc 3 Got retval 5, wordc 99: Test 39 ($(echo hello)): FAILED Test words: <$(echo hello)>, need retval 0, wordc 1 Got retval 5, wordc 99: Test 40 ($( (echo hello) )): FAILED Test words: <$( (echo hello) )>, need retval 0, wordc 1 Got retval 5, wordc 99: Test 41 ($((echo hello);(echo there))): FAILED Test words: <$((echo hello);(echo there))>, need retval 0, wordc 2 Got retval 5, wordc 99: Test 42 (`echo one two`): FAILED Test words: <`echo one two`>, need retval 0, wordc 2 Got retval 5, wordc 99: Test 43 ($(echo ')')): FAILED Test words: <$(echo ')')>, need retval 0, wordc 1 Got retval 5, wordc 99: Test 44 ($(echo hello; echo)): FAILED Test words: <$(echo hello; echo)>, need retval 0, wordc 1 Got retval 5, wordc 99: Test 45 (a$(echo b)c): FAILED Test words: <a$(echo b)c>, need retval 0, wordc 1 Got retval 5, wordc 99: Test 76 (${var%$(echo oni)}): FAILED Test words: <${var%$(echo oni)}>, need retval 0, wordc 1 Got retval 5, wordc 99: Test 95 ("$(echo hello there)"): FAILED Test words: <"$(echo hello there)">, need retval 0, wordc 1 Got retval 5, wordc 99: Test 96 ("$(echo "hello there")"): FAILED Test words: <"$(echo "hello there")">, need retval 0, wordc 1 Got retval 5, wordc 99: Test 97 (${var=one two} "$var"): OK Test 98 ($(( $(echo 3)+$var ))): FAILED Test words: <$(( $(echo 3)+$var ))>, need retval 0, wordc 1 Got retval 5, wordc 99: Test 99 ("$(echo "*")"): FAILED Test words: <"$(echo "*")">, need retval 0, wordc 1 Got retval 5, wordc 99: Test 100 ("a $(echo)b"): FAILED Test words: <"a $(echo)b">, need retval 0, wordc 1 Got retval 5, wordc 99: What was wrong? How correct these mistakes? |
I made all just like in book was written. I tryed couple of times, thats why u can think so - with and without check.
I have SuSE 9.1 - is there some problems? make_devices script? I run command like in book: bzcat make_devices-1.2.bz2 > /dev/make_devices chmod 754 /dev/make_devices Do I need edit make_devices file? I didnt do anything with it. Error: Code:
ake[2]: *** [/sources/glibc-build/stdio-common/scanf4.out] Error 134 Well-well - I didn't made devices ;) |
Is that test 'gettext'? In book I can read:
The gettext test sometimes fails due to host system issues. The exact reasons are not yet clear. |
More errors in linuxthreads tests. tst-attr1.out:
thread stack 0xbf601000-0xbf800000 (0x1ff000) thread guardsize 4096 thread stack 0xbf601000-0xbf800000 (0x1ff000) thread guardsize 4096 thread stack 0xbf610000-0xbf800000 (0x1f0000) thread guardsize 65536 (Cant see anything readable here) What now? And how to make these tests again? |
I merged your two threads regarding glibc installation into one thread, we don't need multiple threads covering pretty much the same ongoing issue. Regards.
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