> > So explain how it is that storing these files is causing your computer > to give that check_fuzzy error message when the log reports it is a > failure from a different program, iso_read, on a different file. > > It's more likely that the problem is something in the way things are > set up on your computer, possibly as a result of the CVS update and > old data from before. I think you've had and reported problems similar > to this in the past. My suggestion (similar to suggestions of others > the past) is to clean out all old data "make distclean" or simply > remove out the CVS tree completely and check out the tree from > scratch. Or use instead the latest libcdio 0.77 release which isn't > all that different. Those two files mentioned are the same in CVS and > in libcdio 0.77. >
I can build the libcdio-0.77 release fine as it is and the check reports OK. Interestingly, the latest release does contain the new versions of those two files i mentioned. There must be some difference in the tests. I did delete the entire tree and get it over from CVS. Same problem. CVS builds fine as it is.. but when I try the "make check" thats when it fails (unless I use those two file with older versions). _______________________________________________ Libcdio-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/libcdio-devel
