Murphy,
I had similar problems when I tried to compile JJOS on a FAT partition (I
also originally used jCVS). I even tried copying it over and that failed
too. What I discovered is in my situation was that putting it on the FAT
partition caused all of the security settings to get screwed up, which is
why it didn't work when I moved it over to the ext2fs partition.
Do this: Boot into linux and use the command line cvs to download JJOS
afresh. After that, you may need to update your dependencies. Do a 'make
depend' in the JJOS/arch/host/nativecode/ directory (or in whatever
directories you are having that problem). That should take care of it
complaining about the missing seperators.
Hope this helps,
Avery J. Regier
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Murphy [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, September 16, 1999 10:41 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [JOS-Kernel] troubles with making JJOS
>
> yo group,
>
> I used jcvs (in windows nt 4.0 )to checkout the JJOS project; i looked at
> the code and found it extremely interesting;
> so I booted linux (redhat 5.1) to build it;
>
> I went to the directory where jcvs put the files (c:\temp\jjos, in linux
> as /dos/temp/jjos);
>
> the dir contains readme & install files, and also the a file called
> build ( a shell script that calls the makefiles for making
> the nativecode for host & i386);
> the build file also has the rights to be executed (ie the file got xrw
> rights, it should be executable);
> but when I enter build (or ./build) it only tells me that it doesnt find
> the file;
>
> I then tried to do manually what the build file would do (go to the
> /arch/host/nativecode dir & call make);
> but make didn't get far, it immediatly stopped complaining about
> missing separators;
> I looked at the make files, and found that some lines were lacking
> a "\" at the end, so I inserted this in (I think) all makefiles;
> after that, make didn't complain about the separators,
>
> but seemed to have troubles with the relative paths:
>
> : No such file or directory../../common/bytecode/Makefile
> '. Stop. No rule to make target `../../common/bytecode/Makefile
>
> when calling make in /jjos/arch/host/nativecode/;
> well, thats obvious, cause if after doing ".." twice, you're only in
> /jjos/arch/ while the common dir, is in /jjos;
>
> so to solve this problem, I looked at some makefiles for this code and
> changed that relative path to an absolute path, but that didnt change
> anything;
>
> after all that trouble, I copied the jjos dir to my linux partition,
> I thought that my troubles might be caused, because I had the jjos
> dir on my fat partition;
> but that didnt change anything;
>
> so I kept fooling around, and found some other make output:
>
> [root@localhost bytecode]# make
> : No such file or directoryystem/Makefile:1:
> /jjos/common/bytecode/jos/system/event/Makefile
> /jjos/common/bytecode/jos/system/Makefile:4: *** missing separator. Stop.
>
> the path is valid; it seems that I forgot to add the separator in this
> file;
>
>
> so, I think that's all; I hope my description is detailed enough;
> maybe my system in short again:
> cvs client: jcvs;
> linux: redhat 5.1, german version, I didnt change anything
> in the development tools;
> also installed the nasm & etherboot correctly;
> jdk: blackdown jdk 1.1.7;
>
>
> hope someone can help me there;
>
> murphee
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