Luke writes:
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> On Thu, 15 Jul 1999, David Murn wrote:
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> > On Wed, 14 Jul 1999, Greg Haerr wrote:
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> > > The issue here is that the size of the libc.a file itself is > 512k, so
> > > the filesystem won't let ld86 read it...
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> > It is? I dunno where you got your libc.a from, but mine is 82k. libc
> > under Linux is > 512k, but under ELKS, it's tiny.
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> This is why I thought I had it wrong.
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> Speaking (or not) about filesystems, whats this all about:
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> bcc -0 -O -ansi -s -ansi fsck.c -o fsck -Hffff
> undefined symbol: _S_ISSOCK
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> It would be nice as a hard disk filing system is fairly useless without
> it.
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> And:
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> bcc -0 -O -ansi -s ls.c -o ls
> undefined symbol: _S_ISSOCK
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You shouldn't get this if your kernel includes are correctly sorted out.
The linuxmt and arch directories in bcc include directory
(/usr/local/bcc/include on my system) should be symlinks to the directories
in the kernel source include directory.
Al
