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would calculate by a percentage which
seems to be between 5~~8 percent of your total space needed as the add
on value instead of 100 as a flat overhead.
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would be a nice script to have must be some Inside Macintosh that
correctly tells the true overhead for all of the file systems
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Any advice would be welcome.
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might have set with -D on the command line. Compare that
with more modern versions of the same file, which only override
settings if you haven't modified them.
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your CPAN build area to UFS.
Yes.. I'm sure those were the big issues.. but now it's the damn
two level namespace.
disabling it with flat_namespace seems wrong.
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to understand more fully the
ld man page. I keep thinking there is something obvious... maybe
soon
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ld: -undefined error must be used when -twolevel_namespace is in effect
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explanation.
On Thursday, October 25, 2001, at 12:10 AM, John Siracusa wrote:
On 10/24/01 6:09 AM, Jim Cooper wrote:
it works!!!
sort of...
[...]
Well, if you look through the archives, I think you'll see that I got
that
far in 10.0.x as well... :-/
-John
and source files and
post them somewhere? :)
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to recall that there was a place to add additional ld flags when
configuring CPAN
then you end up with a line:
'makepl_arg' = q[LDFLAGS=-flat_namespace],
in your /System/Library/Perl/CPAN/Config.pm
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it.
Open up NetInfo Manager (leave it in the foreground)
Open up Terminal.app from the *RECENT ITEMS* list in the Apple Menu.
Voila! a terminal logged in as root.
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that kind of looks like finder flags and unix flags
Jim
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Just go buy a new drive mechanism when you hose one.
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Well it seems a little obscure.
He's got some J to E dictionary stuff
I am still not pattingback(me)
But it reminded me to try grep replace in 10.1 and it now works
correctly for me though I am not sure if this was a universal problem.
find was working but replace was returning a pointer
Something wrong with your include string.
/System/Library/Frameworks/Kernel.framework/Versions/A/Headers/libsa/stdlib.
h
/usr/include/stdlib.h
the usr/include/ directory needs to be found.
all of those headers would need to be there somewhere.
check your configuration...
Jim
On Tuesday,
The reason that this only works some of the time is that some of the
servers seem to be at least halfway patched.
this is the dangerous part of the situation. Half of the infected
machines which remain infected...the owners have not a clue that they
are running iis. and the other half
Check the archives of this list April May
Basically, HFS has a case sensitivity problem it makes a makefile and a
Makefile..
You have to change the name of one of them in the config before
configuring or build on a UFS partition.
there is one more similar problem
perl makes a script
you may need dlcompat-20010123.tar.gz
which is available somewhere around
http://www.fink.org
fink is an implementation of dpkg for OSX which aids in downloading and
compiling source packages by setting up a separate parallel binary tree
in your system for imported GNU packages. it can save a
Those errors keep coming up ... usually in the case of after a
successful install of 5.6.1 over top of 5.6.0 the recommended fix in
the way-back archives of this list is to remove the previous 5.6.0
libraries from /System/Perl and /Library/Perl and then do a make
install.
before doing that,
the dynaloader failures seem to be associated with incompatible modules.
There was a recommendation to delete the entire previous install (in
System/Library/Perl and Library/Perl before installing the new 5.6.1 in
it's place.
I had had similar problems on Linux where apparenly, some older
When I run in the terminal it apparently invokes my shell and list a
whole bunch more of enviroment variable which I have set.
when I run the file test.pl as listed below,
__CF_USER_TEXT_ENCODING: 0x1F5:0:0
USER: jim
PATH: /usr/bin:/bin:/Users/jim
SHELL: /bin/tcsh
HOME: /Users/jim
LANG: en_US
?
if known, we can put an appropriate set of
environment.mine, login.mine, etc. for BBEDIT
otherwise, add to the defaults.
Jim Cooper
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Has anyone managed to upgrade their perl installation from 5.6.0 to
5.6.1
On Saturday, May 5, 2001, at 11:18 PM, Martin Redington wrote:
The other thing that bothers me is the 4 failed tests ... I'm pretty
sure that I've got the same as everyone else ...
Similar thing happened to me on Linux Redhat 6.2 while installing 5.6.0
several months back.
running the
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