[coyotos-dev] [ccs-xenv] Tests of new xenv on gentoo

[youshe]

> I really need to see the full output to give you any help here. The
> diagnostic above means that the patches were not applied. The most
> likely reason for this is that you unpacked something by hand or you
> have an old unpack lying around in the BUILD directory.
> 
> The simplest way to make sure that all the patches are applied is to run
> "make clean" first. This will remove the BUILD directory, which will
> force the build trees to be re-generated.
> 
> shap

I tryed several times from scratch (hg clone) but I can't get the error again. I don't know why, perhabs because I didn't run a make clean before.

I now compile coyotos itself, there's a problem with the configure --xenv.
The COYOTOS_XENV variable keep the value /coyotos. (Other variables work well)
I had also this error when I tryed with the old build environnement, a mounth ago.
I can pass it by a link /coyotos or by modifying the Makefile by hand.

Now, the system compiles (docs too) with no error. I think it will be ok now.

Fred

----
 exemples of ./configure : 

$ ./configure --xenv=/coyotos-xenv
Configuration is now:

  COYOTOS_ROOT=/home/youshe/coyotos/
  COYOTOS_TARGET=i386-unknown-coyotos
  COYOTOS_ARCH=i386
  COYOTOS_GCC_ARCH=i386
  COYOTOS_GCC_MODEL=
  COYOTOS_VENDOR=unknown
  COYOTOS_BSP=unknown
  COYOTOS_XENV=/coyotos
  COYOTOS_ENABLE_DOCS=no
  COYOTOS_ENABLE_TESTS=no
  export COYOTOS_ARCH
  export COYOTOS_TARGET
  export COYOTOS_GCC_ARCH
  export COYOTOS_GCC_MODEL
  export COYOTOS_BSP

$ ./configure --xenv /coyotos-xenv
Configuration is now:

  COYOTOS_ROOT=/home/youshe/coyotos/
  COYOTOS_TARGET=i386-unknown-coyotos
  COYOTOS_ARCH=i386
  COYOTOS_GCC_ARCH=i386
  COYOTOS_GCC_MODEL=
  COYOTOS_VENDOR=unknown
  COYOTOS_BSP=unknown
  COYOTOS_XENV=/coyotos
  COYOTOS_ENABLE_DOCS=no
  COYOTOS_ENABLE_TESTS=no
  export COYOTOS_ARCH
  export COYOTOS_TARGET
  export COYOTOS_GCC_ARCH
  export COYOTOS_GCC_MODEL
  export COYOTOS_BSP