Morning...
I'm on my way to creating my first RPM and I've run into a brick wall that
I need help in getting over.
I'm trying to make an RPM of GCC 3.0.4 and here's what I've done...
I grabbed the gcc.spec file from GCC-2.9.5 and edited it to reflect the
new source code. I placed the files into the correct directories and begin
the construction via the command: rpm -bb
All goes well until the very end where the process exits with:
+ /usr/lib/rpm-3.0.6/mklists.pl -c gcc
+ cat
+ /usr/lib/rpm-3.0.6/mklists.pl -f gcc
mklists.pl: Error: non-empty safety net: files-gcc-MISSED
Bad exit status from /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.65822 (%install)
What I figure is going on is that my new rpm is thinking it's missing
needed files, before it'll continue with the process. Does that sound
right? If so, there's a list of files in the gcc-3.4.0 dir named
files-gcc-MISSED that gets created by the script mklists.pl. Now, my
question is; how do I satisfy the above rpm complaint so it'll complete
building the new rpm? DO I simply take the files-gcc-MISSED and "slip" it
into the spec file?
Thanks in advance.
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