Re: Adapting from pm3 to cm3

Robin Garner <robin.garner@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> To do the installation:

> cd /usr/local/src
> mkdir cm3
> cd cm3
> <download>
> tar -xvzf cm3-min-POSIX-SOLgnu-d5.2.7.tgz
> ./cminstall
> <take defaults except where needed to work around missing libraries>
> tar -xvzf cm3-src-std-5.2.6.tgz
> cd scripts
> ./do-m3-base.sh build
> sudo ./do-m3-base.sh ****p
> ./do-m3-std.sh build
> sudo ./do-m3-std.sh ****p

I don't think you need do-cm3-base.sh at all, and the build (locally) then
****p sequence is definitely false (on scripts level). `build' or
`buildlocal'
build a set of packages with overrides (relative to the ROOT variable).
The packages cannot (and must not) be ****pped if built with overrides.
What you usually want to do is

  ./do-cm3-std.sh buildlocal
  sudo ./do-cm3-std.sh build****p

The second step not only ****ps the packages (which would contain
references
to your workspace), but also builds them before that with correct
references
to packages in the global pool (/usr/local/cm3/pkg).

Probably the installation notes are not as clear about the semantics of
build, ****p, and build****p as they should.

> Any clues ?  This is a clean build on a new install of Solaris 9, with a

> fairly standard set of utilities (gcc, gmake, libiconv ...).

Please remove the ROOT setting from your cm3.cfg and redo the installation
as suggested. This may also cure the other problems you re****ted, but
we'll look at them in time.

Olaf
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