----------Beantwortete Mitteilung---------- Datum: Tue, 19 Dec 2000 00:01:36 +0000 Von: Julian Seward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> An: Martin Stenzel <[EMAIL PROTECTED] berlin.de> Betreff: Re: self compiled bzip2 does not extract
Greetings. I see your message, but I can't suggest anything much. Sounds like a platform specific problem of some kind. I do know that bzip2 works ok, but without large file support and without copying file permissions/ownership, if you tell gcc -D_STRICT_ANSI, ie, stick to the letter of ANSI C89. Perhaps that could help? Hope you get it sorted out. Pleased to see Debian is working with the Hurd. Well, good hint, but it wasn't the missing ANSI standard option causing the trouble. I sorted out, that the compiler macro FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 caused the problem. By removing this macro everything works well. Now, there is a partition size limitation in the Hurd (ca. 1 GB) and I do not know whether the aforementioned problem stems from the same root. Now debian/rules should check the OS and if it finds the Hurd the macro should not be used to have a properly working bzip2. Thank you, Julian. > > Dear Philippe, dear Julian, > > I tried to compile bzip2 version 1.0.1 (subversion 2 for Debian) on the Hurd operating system. > > First approach was traditionally with 'make -f Makefile-libbz2_so' from the original file, > second approach was 'dpkg- buildpackage -B -uc -us'. > Both times it compiled without problems, however, when trying to extract with > 'bunzip2 sample1.bz2' I receive: > > bunzip2: Input file sample1.bz2 is not a normal file. > > 'bunzip2 -f sample1.bz2' I receive: > > bunzip2: I/O or other error, bailing out. Possible reason follows. > bunzip2: Function not implemented > Input file = sample1.bz2, output file = sample1 > bunzip2: Deleting output file sample1, if it exists. > > These error messages appear with both binaries (original and debianized). > I verified with other bz2 packed files. > I did not change anything in the sources. The Hurd should implement the same > functions/libraries as Linux/UNIX does. > Which function is it that is not implemented? > > Any hint would be very helpful, > > thanks in advance, Martin. > > -- > > Martin Stenzel > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > --------------------------------------------------- --- > > # exim -bV > Exim version 2.11 #1 built 4-Jun-1999 21:48:28 > Copyright (c) University of Cambridge 1999 > $ uname -sv > GNU GNUmach-1.2/Hurd-0.2 #1 Tue Oct 03 00:04 CEST 2000 > $ uptime > 12:30am up 16 day(s), 12:03, 4 users > > --------------------------------------------------- --- > PGP/GnuPG encrypted mail appreciated, > public key (ID: >>B57C61DC<<) at: > >>http://141.20.1.38/~h0444xyv/GPGke y_martin.stenzel<< > ------------------------------------------------------ -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] PGP-/GnuPG-encrypted mail appreciated, public key (ID: >>B57C61DC<<) at: >>http://141.20.1.38/~h0444xyv/GPGke y_martin.stenzel<<
