LFS 6.3 6.59 Stripping Again

2008-02-19 Thread mark jones
I'm not at a Linux Box right now, so I can't test my theory. . .  But
perhaps 'make' is objecting to being stripped while in action?

What would happen if you were to 'cp make' to to a temporary location
(like pwd) and then run that copy of make?

cd /trunk/Chapter-06
cp /tools/bin/make .
 ./make -C Stripping
rm ./make
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Re: LFS 6.3 6.59 Stripping Again

2008-02-19 Thread Ken Moffat
On Tue, Feb 19, 2008 at 12:45:17PM -0600, mark jones wrote:
 I'm not at a Linux Box right now, so I can't test my theory. . .  But
 perhaps 'make' is objecting to being stripped while in action?
 
 What would happen if you were to 'cp make' to to a temporary location
 (like pwd) and then run that copy of make?
 
 cd /trunk/Chapter-06
 cp /tools/bin/make .
  ./make -C Stripping
 rm ./make

 ???

 Your first paragraph sounds as if you are replying to something,
but I don't see any references.

 Perhaps this was about something on an alfs-related list.

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Re: LFS 6.3 6.59 Stripping Again

2008-02-19 Thread Baho Utot
On Tuesday 19 February 2008 4:20:32 pm Ken Moffat wrote:
 On Tue, Feb 19, 2008 at 12:45:17PM -0600, mark jones wrote:
  I'm not at a Linux Box right now, so I can't test my theory. . .  But
  perhaps 'make' is objecting to being stripped while in action?
 
  What would happen if you were to 'cp make' to to a temporary location
  (like pwd) and then run that copy of make?
 
  cd /trunk/Chapter-06
  cp /tools/bin/make .
   ./make -C Stripping
  rm ./make

  ???

  Your first paragraph sounds as if you are replying to something,
 but I don't see any references.

  Perhaps this was about something on an alfs-related list.

 ĸen
 --
 das eine Mal als Tragödie, das andere Mal als Farce

I think he was replying to a earlier post by me.
I was having trouble with striping the files in chapter 06 in a script that I 
am using.  When I ran the script to strip the files it would work (strip the 
files w/success) but the make file would error upon completion.

 I have not solved the problem. ;(
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Re: LFS 6.3 6.59 Stripping Again

2008-02-19 Thread Ken Moffat
On Tue, Feb 19, 2008 at 04:54:49PM -0500, Baho Utot wrote:
 On Tuesday 19 February 2008 4:20:32 pm Ken Moffat wrote:
  On Tue, Feb 19, 2008 at 12:45:17PM -0600, mark jones wrote:
   I'm not at a Linux Box right now, so I can't test my theory. . .  But
   perhaps 'make' is objecting to being stripped while in action?
  
   What would happen if you were to 'cp make' to to a temporary location
   (like pwd) and then run that copy of make?
  
   cd /trunk/Chapter-06
   cp /tools/bin/make .
./make -C Stripping
   rm ./make
 
   ???
 
   Your first paragraph sounds as if you are replying to something,
  but I don't see any references.
 
   Perhaps this was about something on an alfs-related list.
 
  ĸen
  --
  das eine Mal als Tragödie, das andere Mal als Farce
 
 I think he was replying to a earlier post by me.
 I was having trouble with striping the files in chapter 06 in a script that I 
 am using.  When I ran the script to strip the files it would work (strip the 
 files w/success) but the make file would error upon completion.
 
  I have not solved the problem. ;(

 Thanks.  Context is everything, even when a list is fairly quiet (I
can't spare individual mailboxes for most of the lists I'm on, there
would be too many).

 Maybe Mark's idea will work (although, if you are going to copy the
binary, might as well use the one from /usr/bin. I guess).

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