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My computer is a Power Macintosh 8600/300 and I have no access to an IBM machine. >From my unix shell (find is not installed) I have the following from information. -----ls----- # ls / /bin /dev /etc /sbin /usr/bin /usr/sbin /usr/libexec /usr/local/bin /: WebTen_Folder dev home sbin var bin etc lost+found tmp bootvol hfs mnt usr /bin: [ export_storage.sh ps cat hostid pwd check_usage.sh hostname rm chmod import_storage.sh rmdir cp kill sh csh ln sleep date ls stty df mkdir sync domainname mv test echo new_storage.sh /dev: cm.in display2.0 em_tty03 fsf0 supercache cm.out display2.1 em_tty04 klog tty console display2.2 em_tty05 kmem ttya display0.0 display2.3 em_tty06 mem ttyb display0.1 display2.4 em_tty07 null ttycfa display0.2 display3.0 em_tty08 preferences ttycfb display0.3 display3.1 em_tty09 ptoth_dev ttyfa display0.4 display3.2 em_tty0a ptyp0 ttyfb display1.0 display3.3 em_tty0b ptyp1 ttyp0 display1.1 display3.4 em_tty0c ptyp2 ttyp1 display1.2 em_tty00 em_tty0d ptyp3 ttyp2 display1.3 em_tty01 em_tty0e startup ttyp3 display1.4 em_tty02 em_tty0f startup_signal /etc: Controls inetd.conf rc.WebTen aliases license.info rc.conf aliases.db license.info.WT resolv.conf changelist localtime security conf mail sendmail.cf crontab master.passwd sendmail.cw crontab.local master.passwd- services fstab named shells ftpgroups net_search_rules spwd.db ftpusers networks ssl gettytab passwd startup_complete group posixrules syslog.conf hosts protocols ttys hosts.equiv pwd.db httpd rc /sbin: chkfsf halt mount ping shutdown disklabel ifconfig newfs reboot tzset dmesg init newfsf reboot.program umount fsck mknod nologin route /usr/bin: addr hoststat sed awk invisible setstackspace chcreat login sort chtype mactext suidperl cmp mail tail console_text_alert mailq tar console_text_input netstat tee diff newaliases thermo diff3 nice touch du nslookup tr egrep nvi true expr perl unixtext false pod2man vi fgrep printenv visible gawk printf wc grep purgestat yes gzip sdiff /usr/libexec: execmgr ipop3d smrsh start_webten.sh httpd mail.local start.admin stop.admin imapd named-xfer start.httpd stop.httpd /usr/local/bin: perl perl5 /usr/sbin: adduser chown getpwdir modpwent renameuser assert_lib cron inetd moduser sendmail chklicense delpwent mailstats named sysctl chkuser deluser makemap praliases testlib chnglicense getmaildir mkpwent pwd_mkdb zic # -----PATH----- # echo $PATH /usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/X11/bin:/usr/libexec # -------------------------------------------------------------------- does this help??? Dale
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- From: "Rupert Wood" <me at rupey dot net>
- To: <GTFSTBK at aol dot com>
- Cc: <gcc at gcc dot gnu dot org>
- Date: Wed, 19 Dec 2001 07:43:58 -0000
- Subject: RE: problem
Dale wrote: > I require a working gcc and after downloading it from your site it > I am very disappointed in that it must be compiled to install and > my problem is my environment lacks a compiler to do this. You can find links to precompiled GCC binaries on the GCC site: http://gcc.gnu.org/install/binaries.html > Since I cannot say exactly what my environment is, since it is a > stripped MachTen derivative, several programs are missing that > stop me from upgrading or midifying my environment since every > time I issue the command './configure' I get the following. I haven't heard of MachTen, but if you run a copy of the GNU config.guess script (in most free software source distributions, or available for download from the 'config' directory of a GNU mirror) then you'll obtain a 'target triple' that describes your machine. You could use that to guess which binary may be suitable (although your output fragment suggests PPC and I don't see any PPC binaries on the page). If it comes to it, you can use another system to cross-compile GCC. You'll need a system with working GCC (you could use a free OS such as GNU/Linux temporarily on a PC, for example), source for GCC and binutils and the contents of /usr/include from your MachTen, plus /lib and /usr/lib but not their subdirectories. Then combine the binutils and GCC source trees at the top level (untar to the same place or use find and cpio to link them) and build them --target=<machten triple from config.guess> --with-libs=<path to /lib copy> --with-libs=<path to /usr/lib copy> --with-headers=<path to /usr/include copy> --enable-languages=c Then make and install that compiler and use it to build a native compiler for your machten: --build=<build host triple> --host=<machten triple> --target=<machten triple> I find it easiest to then NFS-mount the build machine from your MachTen and 'make install' the native compiler across NFS. Good luck, Rup.--- End Message ---
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