Re: [mythtv] Re: [mythtv-commits] mythtv commit: r7932 by nigel

[David Snider]

My exact shell command is osx-packager -verbose -clean -plugins ALL All compiles well, any errors are probably scrolled off of the screen..  I post nightly builds to my website @ www.thesniderpad.com under the downloads section..   You can check a few out to see if I am missing something.. Commenting on another post, to detect the filesystem on a Mac OSX system, you would use the diskutil command..  for example: diskutil info <device or mount point or device node> Disk Util command on an HFS+ volume: $ diskutil info .    Device Node:        /dev/disk0s3    Device Identifier:  disk0s3    Mount Point:        /    Volume Name:        Macintosh HD    File System:        Journaled HFS+                        Journal size 8192 k at offset 0x8601000    Owners:             Enabled    Partition Type:     Apple_HFS    Bootable:           Is bootable    Media Type:         Generic    Protocol:           ATA    SMART Status:       Verified    UUID:               64766A3E-04D3-3196-BE53-6C1B0C0FF25E    Total Size:         74.4 GB    Free Space:         34.8 GB    Read Only:          No    Ejectable:          No Disk Util command on an HFSX volume: $ diskutil info .    Device Node:        /dev/disk0s3    Device Identifier:  disk0s3    Mount Point:        /    Volume Name:        Mac Disk    File System:        Case-sensitive Journaled HFS+                        Journal size 8192 k at offset 0x12c000    Owners:             Enabled    Partition Type:     Apple_HFSX    Bootable:           Is bootable    Media Type:         Generic    Protocol:           ATA    SMART Status:       Verified    UUID:               6D06333D-B5BE-3E20-B614-6ACD970B2E72    Total Size:         37.1 GB    Free Space:         19.3 GB    Read Only:          No    Ejectable:          No On Nov 20, 2005, at 3:35 PM, George Nassas wrote: On 20-Nov-05, at 5:24 PM, David Snider wrote: Interesting, I never noticed that before, just as an FYI, my Mac Mini that I'm using for compiles seems to work fine and it is using the /usr/bin/which ... $ which blah no blah in /bin /sbin /usr/bin /usr/sbin Yup, that's the problem. test expects one string on each side of the != and "no blaa in ..." doesn't go over too well. Then when you try to build a partially configured source tree things really go downhill. Are you building the plugins? Regular myth configure seems OK. Do you have sdl (synaesthesia output)? I don't and that's the first which that fails for me. Later there's one for pkg-config that fails too. I assume the redirection in a line like if test x`which pkg-config 2>/dev/null` != x"" ; then is trying to work around noisy which programs but Apple's writes its error message to stdout. Grrr! - George   _______________________________________________ mythtv-dev mailing list mythtv-dev@mythtv.org http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-dev

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