Am 12.07.2012 23:31:58 schrieb(en) Sylvain Le Gall:
I have downgraded to gunzip 1.3. Still the same problem.

The command is called with Unix.open_process_in. Let's hope that problem is gunzip not the general calling mechanism.

If it's only gunzip, the workaround would be to integrate zlib into boot_console directly.

Note that after a few run, it seems that
godi-janestreet-core-107.01godi5 seems to be the only remaining
package to decompress.

Ideas ?

Skip this step. You need to edit bootstrap_stage2. Comment the line calling "$GODI_BOOT_CONSOLE update" out.

Gerd

Regards
Sylvain

2012/7/12 Gerd Stolpmann <i...@gerd-stolpmann.de>:
> Am 12.07.2012 09:15:52 schrieb(en) Sylvain Le Gall:
>
>> A little more information:
>> ===> Extracting build instructions of godi-camlimages-2.20godi6
>> Fatal error: exception Netchannels.Command_failure(_)
>> Raised at file "godi_update.ml", line 427, characters 7-12
>> Called from file "set.ml", line 288, characters 38-41
>> Called from file "set.ml", line 288, characters 28-36
>> Called from file "set.ml", line 288, characters 28-36
>> Called from file "set.ml", line 288, characters 28-36
>> Called from file "set.ml", line 288, characters 28-36
>> Called from file "godi_update.ml", line 767, characters 2-383
>> Called from file "cmd.ml", line 51, characters 4-9
>> Re-raised at file "cmd.ml", line 23, characters 2-1145
>> Called from file "boot_main.ml", line 78, characters 3-17
>>
>> Although line 427 just re-raise an exception... Maybe something in Pax...
>
>
> It can only be gunzip. The input files are taken from build/buildfiles. Can
> you at least gunzip directly?
>
> There are now two versions of gzip, 1.3.something and 1.4.something. Which
> did you use? I sticked to 1.3.
>
> Gerd
>
>
>
>
>> 2012/7/12 Francois Berenger <beren...@riken.jp>:
>> > On 07/12/2012 02:58 PM, Sylvain Le Gall wrote:
>> >>
>> >> Hi,
>> >>
>> >> 2012/7/12 Gerd Stolpmann <i...@gerd-stolpmann.de>:
>> >>>
>> >>> Am 12.07.2012 01:55:13 schrieb(en) Sylvain Le Gall:
>> >>>
>> >>>> Hi,
>> >>>>
>> >>>> New error:
>> >>>> ===> Extracting build instructions of godi-kaputt-1.0godi1
>> >>>> ===> Extracting build instructions of godi-cache-1.0
>> >>>> ===> Extracting build instructions of godi-ancient-0.9.0
>> >>>> ===> Extracting build instructions of apps-umlmon-1.0.6godi1
>> >>>> ===> Extracting build instructions of apps-ocamlify-0.0.1
>> >>>> ===> Extracting build instructions of godi-sonet-0.1.1godi2
>> >>>> ===> Extracting build instructions of godi-tophide-1.0.0godi1
>> >>>> ===> Extracting build instructions of
>> >>>> godi-janestreet-core-107.01godi5
>> >>>> Fatal error: exception Netchannels.Command_failure(_)
>> >>>>
>> >>>> Any idea ?
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>> No. Is it repeatable? You can just start bootstrap_stage2 at this
>> >>> point.
>> >>>
>> >>
>> >> Yes I have tried at least 5 time, using standard cygwin console or
>> >> rxvt (doesn't make any difference).
>> >>
>> >>> I've observed several times that commands suddenly fail, without
>> >>> apparent
>> >>> reason. The failing command is probably gunzip.
>> >>>
>> >>
>> >> I have seen this behavior once when compiling. I think this is a more >> >> persistent bug. Probably related to the absence of one command. Is
>> >> there way to see what command is failing ?
>> >
>> >
>> > In my experience, its always nice to print a command in the logs before
>> > trying to execute it, for this exact debugging purpose.
>> >
>> >
>> >> Cheers
>> >> Sylvain
>> >>
>> >>> Gerd
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>>>
>> >>>> Cheers
>> >>>> Sylvain
>> >>>> 2012/7/11 Gerd Stolpmann <i...@gerd-stolpmann.de>:
>> >>>>>
>> >>>>> One addition: During bootstrap, one program needs to be built that
>> >>>>> bases
>> >>>>> on Cygwin (namely boot_console). Because of this you also need the >> >>>>> normal gcc for Cygwin, not only the compiler targeting mingw64.
>> >>>>>
>> >>>>> Gerd
>> >>>>>
>> >>>>> Am Dienstag, den 10.07.2012, 14:16 +0200 schrieb Gerd Stolpmann:
>> >>>>>>
>> >>>>>> Hi,
>> >>>>>>
>> >>>>>> finally, there is again a version of GODI that works on mingw:
>> >>>>>>
>> >>>>>> http://download.camlcity.org/download/godi-skylift-20120709.tar.gz
>> >>>>>>
>> >>>>>> For bootstrapping, you need Cygwin-1.7. I've installed the Cygwin >> >>>>>> packages listed below. This is certainly not the minimum list, and
>> >>>>>> most
>> >>>>>> packages are checked anyway. So far I remember the following
>> >>>>>> packages
>> >>>>>> are important to have:
>> >>>>>>
>> >>>>>>    - bc
>> >>>>>>    - bzip2
>> >>>>>>    - diffutils
>> >>>>>>    - gawk
>> >>>>>>    - gzip
>> >>>>>>    - m4
>> >>>>>>    - make
>> >>>>>>    - mingw64-i686-binutils
>> >>>>>>    - mingw64-i686-gcc
>> >>>>>>    - mingw64-i686-headers
>> >>>>>>    - mingw64-i686-runtime
>> >>>>>>    - patch
>> >>>>>>    - rxvt (for having a "real" terminal)
>> >>>>>>
>> >>>>>> Further notes:
>> >>>>>> - You do not need wget anymore (its function is now "included").
>> >>>>>>    - Installing to an UNC path seems not to work.
>> >>>>>>    - Very likely 64 bit builds do not work.
>> >>>>>>    - There are many packages you cannot build, especially
>> >>>>>>      those needing C libraries. There are good chances for
>> >>>>>> OCaml-only
>> >>>>>>      packages.
>> >>>>>> - Cygwin is only needed for the build system. All executables
>> >>>>>> are
>> >>>>>> pure Windows executables that do not link with cygdll1.dll.
>> >>>>>>    - The Skylift release of GODI includes functions for
>> >>>>>> distributing
>> >>>>>> binary packages. Please have bit of patience here, as I'm
>> >>>>>> still
>> >>>>>> writing the documentation how to do it. But anyway, this opens >> >>>>>> the door to a binary-only OCaml distribution for Windows (w/o
>> >>>>>>      Cygwin).
>> >>>>>>
>> >>>>>> I had to fix a relatively long list of bugs, mostly for the
>> >>>>>> following
>> >>>>>> class of problems:
>> >>>>>> - Problems with the CR/LF line endings. godi_console outputs >> >>>>>> now always only LF to stdout, but text files may use the
>> >>>>>>      CR/LF conventions.
>> >>>>>> - New cygwin mount tables. godi_console caches now the output
>> >>>>>>      of the "mount" command rather than reading any internal
>> >>>>>>      tables (trying to be editor-friendly).
>> >>>>>>    - New cygwin symbolic link format is now understood.
>> >>>>>> - Strange problems with stdout/stderr redirections, especially >> >>>>>> when pipes connect programs where one is Cygwin and one not.
>> >>>>>>
>> >>>>>> Hoping that this now also works on other machines than mine.
>> >>>>>>
>> >>>>>> Gerd
>> >>>>>>
>> >>>>>> --
>> >>>>>>
>> >>>>>> Package                   Version              Status
>> >>>>>> _autorebase               000078-1             OK
>> >>>>>> _update-info-dir          01052-1              OK
>> >>>>>> alternatives              1.3.30c-10           OK
>> >>>>>> base-cygwin               3.1-1                OK
>> >>>>>> base-files                4.1-1                OK
>> >>>>>> bash                      4.1.10-4             OK
>> >>>>>> bc                        1.06-2               OK
>> >>>>>> binutils                  2.22.51-2            OK
>> >>>>>> bzip2                     1.0.6-2              OK
>> >>>>>> coreutils                 8.15-1               OK
>> >>>>>> crypt                     1.2-1                OK
>> >>>>>> csih                      0.9.6-1              OK
>> >>>>>> cygrunsrv                 1.40-2               OK
>> >>>>>> cygutils                  1.4.10-2             OK
>> >>>>>> cygwin                    1.7.15-1             OK
>> >>>>>> cygwin-doc                1.7-1                OK
>> >>>>>> dash                      0.5.7-1              OK
>> >>>>>> dbus                      1.4.20-1             OK
>> >>>>>> diffutils                 3.2-1                OK
>> >>>>>> dos2unix                  6.0-1                OK
>> >>>>>> editrights                1.01-2               OK
>> >>>>>> file                      5.11-1               OK
>> >>>>>> findutils                 4.5.9-2              OK
>> >>>>>> gamin                     0.1.10-11            OK
>> >>>>>> gawk                      4.0.1-1              OK
>> >>>>>> gcc4-core                 4.5.3-3              OK
>> >>>>>> gcc4-g++                  4.5.3-3              OK
>> >>>>>> gettext                   0.18.1.1-2           OK
>> >>>>>> grep                      2.6.3-1              OK
>> >>>>>> groff                     1.21-2               OK
>> >>>>>> gsettings-desktop-schemas 3.4.2-1              OK
>> >>>>>> gzip                      1.3.12-2             OK
>> >>>>>> ipc-utils                 1.0-1                OK
>> >>>>>> less                      444-1                OK
>> >>>>>> libapr1                   1.4.6-1              OK
>> >>>>>> libaprutil1               1.4.1-1              OK
>> >>>>>> libasn1_8                 1.5.2-2              OK
>> >>>>>> libattr1                  2.4.46-1             OK
>> >>>>>> libbz2_1                  1.0.6-2              OK
>> >>>>>> libcloog0                 0.15.7-1             OK
>> >>>>>> libcom_err2               1.41.14-1            OK
>> >>>>>> libdb4.5                  4.5.20.2-3           OK
>> >>>>>> libdbus1_3                1.4.20-1             OK
>> >>>>>> libedit0                  20120311-1           OK
>> >>>>>> libexpat1                 2.1.0-1              OK
>> >>>>>> libfam0                   0.1.10-11            OK
>> >>>>>> libffi4                   4.5.3-3              OK
>> >>>>>> libgcc1                   4.5.3-3              OK
>> >>>>>> libgcrypt11               1.4.6-1              OK
>> >>>>>> libgdbm4                  1.8.3-20             OK
>> >>>>>> libglib2.0_0              2.32.3-2             OK
>> >>>>>> libgmp3                   4.3.2-1              OK
>> >>>>>> libgmpxx4                 4.3.2-1              OK
>> >>>>>> libgnutls26               2.12.14-1            OK
>> >>>>>> libgomp1                  4.5.3-3              OK
>> >>>>>> libgpg-error0             1.10-1               OK
>> >>>>>> libgssapi3                1.5.2-2              OK
>> >>>>>> libheimbase1              1.5.2-2              OK
>> >>>>>> libheimntlm0              1.5.2-2              OK
>> >>>>>> libhx509_5                1.5.2-2              OK
>> >>>>>> libiconv2                 1.14-2               OK
>> >>>>>> libidn11                  1.22-1               OK
>> >>>>>> libintl8                  0.18.1.1-2           OK
>> >>>>>> libkafs0                  1.5.2-2              OK
>> >>>>>> libkrb5_26                1.5.2-2              OK
>> >>>>>> liblzma5                  5.0.2_20110517-1     OK
>> >>>>>> liblzo2_2                 2.06-1               OK
>> >>>>>> libmpc1                   0.8-1                OK
>> >>>>>> libmpfr1                  2.4.1-4              OK
>> >>>>>> libmpfr4                  3.0.1-1              OK
>> >>>>>> libncurses10              5.7-18               OK
>> >>>>>> libncurses9               5.7-16               OK
>> >>>>>> libncursesw10             5.7-18               OK
>> >>>>>> libneon27                 0.29.6-2             OK
>> >>>>>> libopenldap2_3_0          2.3.43-3             OK
>> >>>>>> libopenssl098             0.9.8x-1             OK
>> >>>>>> libopenssl100             1.0.1c-1             OK
>> >>>>>> libpcre-devel             8.30-1               OK
>> >>>>>> libpcre0                  8.21-2               OK
>> >>>>>> libpcre1                  8.30-1               OK
>> >>>>>> libpcre16_0               8.30-1               OK
>> >>>>>> libpcrecpp0               8.30-1               OK
>> >>>>>> libpcreposix0             8.30-1               OK
>> >>>>>> libpopt0                  1.6.4-4              OK
>> >>>>>> libppl                    0.10.2-1             OK
>> >>>>>> libpq5                    8.2.11-1             OK
>> >>>>>> libproxy1                 0.4.7-1              OK
>> >>>>>> libreadline6              5.2.14-12            OK
>> >>>>>> libreadline7              6.1.2-3              OK
>> >>>>>> libroken18                1.5.2-2              OK
>> >>>>>> libsasl2                  2.1.25-1             OK
>> >>>>>> libserf0_1                0.7.1-2              OK
>> >>>>>> libserf1_0                1.0.3-1              OK
>> >>>>>> libsigsegv2               2.10-1               OK
>> >>>>>> libsqlite3_0              3.7.12.1-1           OK
>> >>>>>> libssp0                   4.5.3-3              OK
>> >>>>>> libstdc++6                4.5.3-3              OK
>> >>>>>> libstdc++6-devel          4.5.3-3              OK
>> >>>>>> libtasn1_3                2.12-1               OK
>> >>>>>> libuuid1                  2.21-1               OK
>> >>>>>> libwind0                  1.5.2-2              OK
>> >>>>>> libwrap0                  7.6-21               OK
>> >>>>>> libX11_6                  1.4.4-1              OK
>> >>>>>> libXau6                   1.0.6-1              OK
>> >>>>>> libxcb1                   1.7-2                OK
>> >>>>>> libXdmcp6                 1.1.0-1              OK
>> >>>>>> login                     1.10-10              OK
>> >>>>>> m4                        1.4.16-1             OK
>> >>>>>> make                      3.82.90-1            OK
>> >>>>>> man                       1.6g-1               OK
>> >>>>>> mingw-binutils            2.21-1               OK
>> >>>>>> mingw-gcc-core            4.5.2-1              OK
>> >>>>>> mingw-gcc-g++             4.5.2-1              OK
>> >>>>>> mingw-pthreads            20110507-1           OK
>> >>>>>> mingw-runtime             3.20-1               OK
>> >>>>>> mingw-w32api              3.17-2               OK
>> >>>>>> mingw64-i686-binutils     2.22.51-3            OK
>> >>>>>> mingw64-i686-gcc          4.5.3-5              OK
>> >>>>>> mingw64-i686-gcc-core     4.5.3-5              OK
>> >>>>>> mingw64-i686-gcc-g++      4.5.3-5              OK
>> >>>>>> mingw64-i686-headers      3.0b_svn4913-1       OK
>> >>>>>> mingw64-i686-pthreads     20100619-4           OK
>> >>>>>> mingw64-i686-runtime      3.0b_svn4913-1       OK
>> >>>>>> mintty                    1.1.1-1              OK
>> >>>>>> nano                      2.2.5-1              OK
>> >>>>>> openssh                   6.0p1-2              OK
>> >>>>>> patch                     2.6.1-1              OK
>> >>>>>> patchutils                0.3.2-1              OK
>> >>>>>> perl                      5.10.1-5             OK
>> >>>>>> rebase                    4.2.0-1              OK
>> >>>>>> run                       1.1.13-1             OK
>> >>>>>> rxvt                      20050409-21          OK
>> >>>>>> sed                       4.2.1-2              OK
>> >>>>>> subversion                1.7.5-1              OK
>> >>>>>> tar                       1.25-1               OK
>> >>>>>> terminfo                  5.7_20091114-14      OK
>> >>>>>> texinfo                   4.13-4               OK
>> >>>>>> tzcode                    2012b-1              OK
>> >>>>>> unzip                     6.0-10               OK
>> >>>>>> w32api                    3.17-2               OK
>> >>>>>> wget                      1.13.4-1             OK
>> >>>>>> which                     2.20-2               OK
>> >>>>>> xz                        5.0.2_20110517-1     OK
>> >>>>>> zip                       3.0-11               OK
>> >>>>>> zlib-devel                1.2.7-1              OK
>> >>>>>> zlib0                     1.2.7-1              OK
>> >>>>>>
>> >>>>>>
>> >>>>>
>> >>>>> --
>> >>>>> ------------------------------------------------------------
>> >>>>> Gerd Stolpmann, Darmstadt, Germany    g...@gerd-stolpmann.de
>> >>>>> Creator of GODI and camlcity.org.
>> >>>>> Contact details:        http://www.camlcity.org/contact.html
>> >>>>> Company homepage:       http://www.gerd-stolpmann.de
>> >>>>> *** Searching for new projects! Need consulting for system
>> >>>>> *** programming in Ocaml? Gerd Stolpmann can help you.
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