Thanks for the suggestions, two responses follow: From: ben kuin <[email protected]> > might be a problem with finding the program in PATH > > I red somewhere else that 'prepend path' option for the bootstrap > helped > > ./bootstrap -prepend-path $MYPATH > > ( where MYPATH is someting like /usr/local/bin)
The path on Suns can be rather sparse. I have tried explicitily setting the path on my system, but it makes no difference. If a program is missing from the path, I would also expect a clearer error message. If I try to run "foobar" for instance, I get "foobar: not found" as an error. And that is not the error mentioned. Just what is "boot_console" anyway? I poked around and there is a file named "boot_console under godi-tools-boot/ which identifies itself as a "executable /home/gerd/pub/godi-bootstrap/godi-tools/trunk/console-src/console/./boot_console.runtime script" Which again doesn't make sense to me, as /home/gerd is something on the development machine, I would assume? it certainly isn't on my Sun! On Thu, 21 Jan 2010 [email protected] wrote: > I had this error message once. I wanted to install godi in $HOME/godi, > with HOME being /debian/home/rixed and my PATH was /home/rixed/godi/etc... > Of course /home/rixed was a symlink to /debian/home/rixed, but somehow > it confused the installer. > > I did not investigate further since it was obvious to circumvent. Well I discovered that /usr/local is actually a symlink, so I tried redoing the bootstrap with the actual path: ./bootstrap --prefix /gaul/local/godi With the exact same error. Anyone else have some suggestions? I have previously built this on a Fedora 8 Linux box and that did not have any of these errors, so I would trust that the package itself is fine. best regards, Art Mulder _______________________________________________ Godi-list mailing list [email protected] https://godirepo.camlcity.org/mailman/listinfo/godi-list
