On 05/07/2013 07:58 AM, Kel H wrote:
> Could there be a problem with the config default 'run in place'? There is
> already the version 2.5.1 release of linuxCNC installed on the computer so
> 'run in place' is logical.

RIP (run in place) seems like the right way to go if you want to have 
2.5.1 (or some other deb version) installed while you're experimenting. 
  It should work well to have an installed version and one or more rip 
builds available all at the same time.

I just tested a build on a Lucid machine running RTAI, with 2.5.1 
installed (via the deb).  Both the 2.5 and master branches built and 
passed runtests, just like they should.

So I think the problem you're seeing is either something about your 
build environment or about the local code changes.


> - Yes I have build rt on this computer both V2.4 and 2.5.x.

Ok, then it sounds like the build problem is due to one of your local 
changes.  If you check out a clean v2.5_branch without any local 
modifications (possibly in a separate git clone), does it build 
successfully for realtime?


> - yes all build dependencies are installed (at least no issues after
> checkbuilddeps command)

Ok good.


> make 1 (without issuing a 'make clean') : http://pastebin.com/f1sC4NCD
> make 2 (more complete after make clean) : http://pastebin.com/duYgsGq0

The 'after make clean' build log you pasted is based on the master 
branch, not the 2.5 branch like you said above.

And....  Maybe my french(?) is bad, but i don't see any error message at 
the end of either of the build logs.  Certainly the 
"../lib/liblinuxcnchal.so.0: undefined reference to `_rt_shm_alloc" that 
you reported originally is not there.  Did you paste the whole thing? 
Did it work?


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Sebastian Kuzminsky

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