On Mon, Jun 10, 2002 at 01:44:05AM -0700, David Mankin wrote: > > This weekend I tried to bootstrap subversion from the r1868 tarball. > However, I ran into a Mac OS X related stopper. Every time I tried to > run svn to checkout the repository, it exited with this error: > > dyld: svn can't open library: libsvn_ra_local.so (No such file or directory, > errno = 2) > > I configured and built svn with the --enable-maintainer-mode and > --disable-shared.
Please try with the latest of APR and SVN (remember a bootstrap isn't meant to do anything other than get the latest of SVN). There have been some fixes to APR's handling of Darwin DSOs recently. I'm not sure if it fixes this or not, but it might. Please try that though. I believe that Pier's patch that we added to call NSAddLibrary is a tad bogus. I think it should only call NSAddLibrary if and only if NSCreateObjectFileImageFromFile returns NSObjectFileImageFormat. That would be my guess as to Pier's failure case for loading the JVM shared libraries. (Pier, if you are reading this, can you please check if this is indeed what is returned? I don't know how to reproduce your case.) I will attempt to reproduce this later tonight. My problem with OS X and SVN is that the DAV client does not work properly. This problem is nasty to investigate because the process enters an unkillable state where I can't do anything to it except reboot the machine. -- justin
