Joseph Dunn writes:
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> Hi,
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> I just downloaded the latest ver. of Dev86 and Microwin. I built Dev86, =
> installed it, and then moved on to try out Microwin. I tried to compile =
> it, but I got an error complaining that two include files, =
> linuxmt/time.h and linuxmt/posix_types.h could not be found. I went into =
> /usr/bcc/include/linuxmt, and no, the files were not there. So I went =
> into winmain.c and commented out the two include lines. Then I tried =
> compiling and I got this error.
Sounds like a problem with the kernel header files not being located correctly.
When you install dev86 it should look for the kernel source (I think it
looks in /usr/src/elks) and make symlinks in /usr/bcc/include that point
to /usr/src/elks/include/linuxmt and /usr/src/elks/include/arch.
If your /usr/bcc/include/linuxmt is not a symlink to the kernel include,
delete it and add the symlink manually. Do the same for /usr/bcc/include/arch.
Al
