Colin Slater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Line 170, python complains about a continue statement embedded in a try
> block. I replaced the continue with 'raise DIENOW', and changed the
> matching except statement to 'except IOError,DIENOW:'. I can't say if
> this realy works, but it eliminates the error message.
It's a good fix. I've put in an equivalent one. I think you must br using
a slightly more recent Python with better error checking.
> Line 563, execfile seems to never be defined anywhere. Replaced with
> 'scripts/autoconfigure.rules'. Is this really what's supposed to be
> executed here?
Yes. Execfile is a Python builtin. Were you running autoconfigure.py from
the Makefile production? If not, you need to give it a --rules= option
specifying the location of the file to be run.
> autoconfigure.rules, line 2780. I can't find any symbol UHCI, so i'm
> guessing this is USB_UHCI.
I'll forward this to Giacomo.
> Second to last line in autoconfigure.py, I changed this to sys.argv[1],
> otherwise it get's mashed in with the debuging info. I assume this will
> be changed later anyways.
I don't know what you're talking about here.
> cmlsystem.py, line 444, errors about converting a list to a string.
> After a bit of fun with the python interactive interpreter, this seems
> to work.
>
> if changes:
> errorl = []
> errorl += self.loadcommit(freeze)
> for error_item in error_list:
> errors += str(error_item)
That's fixed in the 2.0.1 I shipped a few hours ago.
> I believe there might be a few rulebase bugs (LKM support configureable
> as a module?), but ill look at them a bit more first.
Rulebase fixes will be cheerfully accepted.
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