Re: LSB-os 1.0.2.1 beta
I ran the command:
linux:/home/tet # sh -x scripts/common/psl_setup.sh
and got the following output. I am not sure how meaningful
it is, because I was unable to run the command from the
directory /home/tet/test_sets/
+ test '!' -f scripts/locks/psl_setup
+ touch scripts/locks/psl_setup
touch: creating `scripts/locks/psl_setup': No such file or
directory
+ printf 'Install pseudolanguages ..? [y] '
Install pseudolanguages ..? [y] + read cmd
y
+ '[' y = Y -o y = y -o y = '' ']'
+ echo
+ echo Attempting to determine version of glibc on the
system:
Attempting to determine version of glibc on the system:
++ ls -1 '/lib/libc-*'
++ cut -f2 -d-
++ cut -f2 -d.
+ MINOR_LIBC_VERSION=
+ '[' -z ']'
+ echo '** WARNING: Library name is not versioned. Assuming
glibc 2.2 **'
** WARNING: Library name is not versioned. Assuming glibc
2.2 **
+ MINOR_LIBC_VERSION=2
+ MINOR_LIBC_VERSION=2
+ '[' 2 -eq 2 ']'
+ echo Appears to be a glibc 2.2
Appears to be a glibc 2.2
+ PSLDEFS_DIR=psldefs
+ echo
+ printf 'Enter the root password:\n'
Enter the root password:
+ su root -c 'cd /psldefs && make'
bash: cd: /psldefs: No such file or directory
--- Andrew Josey <ajosey@rdg.opengroup.org> wrote:
> This seems to be a recurring problem on SuSE. The problem
> is
> not specific to LSB-OS, but to VSXgen, the generic part
> of the
> test framework common to all the testsets. It seems the
> locale
> setup and/or glibc version may differ between SuSE and
> others.
>
> Previously Chris had written to a similar bug report
>
> "Just after saying yes to installing the pseudo languages
> it should say
> what version of glibc it thinks is installed. Is it by
> chance
> mistakenly thinking its glibc 2.1?
>
> If so you can edit scripts/common/psl_setup.sh to do the
> correct
> detection. Otherwise you'll need to have a look at
> /home/tet/LSB.tools/psldefs and see whats going wrong..."
>
> Can you post the complete output to the install session,
> and perhaps
> instrument the psl_setup.sh script (with set -x) to give
> some
> verbose output
> regards
> Andrew
>
> On Oct 22, 3:01pm in "LSB-os 1.0.2.1 beta", Rajit K.
> Sarkar wrote:
> >
> > I tried to run the new LSB-os tests on my SuSE 7.2
> (Linux
> > 2.4.4-4GB kernel) box, but the tests won't even Build,
> much
> > less Execute.
> >
> > During the "Install pseudolanguages" stage, the setup
> script
> > prompts me for the root password, then prints to the
> screen:
> >
> > "localedef -c -f lang0.ascii -i lang0.src VSX4L0
> > cannot open locale definition file 'POSIX': No such
> file or
> > directory
> > make: *** [VSX4L0] Error 4
> > Aborting installation"
> >
> >
> >
> > Rajit K. Sarkar
> > Linux Standards Base
> > sarkarra@us.ibm.com
> > (512) 838-9473
> >
> >
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