Re: Unable to compile; sys/io.h not found (fwd)
I'm going to be recompiling libc6 as a verification pass. The powertweak
people are saying we should have a sys/io.h, but it looks like it's
something specific to arches that use ISA.
---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Tue, 06 Jun 2000 17:28:18 -0700
From: Sudhakar Chandra <thaths@netscape.com>
To: ferret@phonewave.net
Subject: Re: Unable to compile; sys/io.h not found
Dave Jones proclaimed:
>
> ferret@phonewave.net <ferret@phonewave.net> wrote:
>
> > My system doesn't seem to have a sys/io.h under /usr/include.
>
> Then it would appear to be borken.
>
> > I'm running Debian potato prerelease. Kernel 2.2.15, libc6 2.1.3, with
> > standard libc headers.
>
> Looks like a debian-specific problem. Thaths?, Anyone ?
> If you've got the devel stuff installed, then it maybe that the
> packager screwed up, and missed a file ?
See if you sys/io.h is listed in /var/lib/dpkg/info/libc6-dev.list
It is is not, then the package maintainer messed up. If it is, your system
has somehoe landed in an inconsistent state. Download the libc6-dev deb
again and reinstall it. Before reinstalling it do a 'dpkg --contents
libc6-dev*.deb | more' to see if sys/io.h is part of the package that you
downloaded.
S.
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