Hi Rod, Thanks for this help.
Actually as given in the steps of the installing the Solaris Source and building it. I performed the following steps. I am sorry but basically I am not able to get the point related to building /sgs/packages. ==================================================== # cd /var/tmp (if you are not currently in this directory) # bzip2 -d SUNWonbld-b47.i386.tar.bz2 (You will get SUNWonbld-b47.i386.tar file as the result of above) # tar xvf SUNWonbld-b47.i386.tar # su (if you haven?t logged in as root) Password: # pkgadd -d onbld SUNWonbld ============================================================ Also request you to please help in using DBG_CALL Functions in the Solaris OS functions which should help me debugging the Solaris OS. Regards Deepak Bhatia -----Original Message----- From: Rod Evans [mailto:rod.ev...@sun.com] Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2007 1:57 AM To: Deepak Bhatia Cc: opensolaris-help at opensolaris.org; opensolaris-discuss at opensolaris.org Subject: Re: [osol-discuss] RE: usr/src/tools/proto (was Installing Solaris Sources, onbld tools, compilers) Deepak Bhatia wrote: > #bldenv -d ./opensolaris.sh > > Then I goto particular directory to do dmake all. > It says sh:/usr/src/cmd/sgs/tools/i386/sgsmsg It looks like this is the continuation of a previous post where you're trying to build the runtime linker :-) As with many subsystems under usr/src, there are dependencies on other components under the source tree. If you run nightly, a full build is carried out in the correct order to make each component follow the build of any of its dependencies. If you have a clean workspace, and descend into a subcomponent area, a "make/dmake" might not find all the dependencies that are necessary for that subcomponent. If you do a full nightly first, and then descend into the subcomponent area, then the "make/dmake" should work fine. There are even some tricks under the "sgs" area that can help you build the runtime linker and all its friends. You'll need a libc_pic.a first - go to usr/src/lib/libc and build the libc targets (make install). Under sgs/packages there are some makefiles and tools that allow the creation of a $MACH/SUNWonld package. This is not part of the product, and isn't exercised by a normal nightly build. This is a special target that allows us to create a package of linker related components for testing. Basically it is simple mechanism of allowing us to create "sgs" environments without the need for a full nightly. Once you've built a SUNWonld package, you can install it with "pkdadd -d SUNWonld", and remove it with "pkrm SUNWonld". Take care - it's very easy to turn your system into a brick with just a few ld.so.1 modifications. You might try creating a zone and adding you experimental package to that zone - it's a little easier to recover :-) Hope this helps. Oh, and if you get more linker related issues perhaps you should move your discussion over to tools-linking at opensolaris.org. -- Rod. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://mail.opensolaris.org/pipermail/opensolaris-help/attachments/20070113/a768a748/attachment.html>
