Ingo Huber wrote:
> Hi, thank you for your advice. It makes no difference.
> gmake runs ok
> getweb, too
> gmake install fails with
>
> '/usr/ucb/install -d /usr/bin
> bash: /usr/ucb/install: No such file or directory
>
You need to install SUNWscp.
So startup package manager, search : SUNWscp
Thank you very much. This was the point.
Summary:
SUNWscp
SUNWgawk
SUNWgroff
then you can fetch the source, and run
gmake
./getweb
gmake install
I am going to tell Rick Richardson, so he can correct his INSTALL instructions.
Thank you very much!
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Hi, thank you for your advice. It makes no difference.
gmake runs ok
getweb, too
gmake install fails with
'/usr/ucb/install -d /usr/bin
bash: /usr/ucb/install: No such file or directory
gmake: *** [install-prog] Error 127'.
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I haven't looked at foo2zjs in a while, but the last time I built it, it
built right out of the box. You might try to set
INSTALL=/usr/bin/ginstall. eg.
env CC=gcc INSTALL=/usr/bin/ginstall gmake install
-Norm
Ingo Huber wrote:
> For opensolaris rookies - like me - how to handle this fil
For opensolaris rookies - like me - how to handle this files? I fetched them,
unpacked the source, added the patch and the spec file, and did:
export PATH=$PATH:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/usr/sfw/bin:/opt/sfw/bin
CC=gcc gmake
./getweb 6110
CC=gcc make install
Result:
/usr/ucb/install -d /usr/bin
bash: /u
Well there is still a complication using my hp1018 on Solaris (Sparc snv_77).
After a power cycle the printer firmware needs to be downloaded to the printer.
On Linux you can just cat it to the right /dev/usb device. On Solaris the
device does not show under /dev/printers (or in the /device tre
--- paulcun at talk21.com wrote:
> --- Ghee Teo wrote:
> > You can try to compile that. Paul did sent out a
> > spec file sometimes ago.
>
> I've attached them again, but these do install it
> into
> /opt/sfw so if it's required in the standard place
> it
> would need changing.
> And the patch
--- Ghee Teo wrote:
>
> You can try to compile that. Paul did sent out a
> spec file sometimes ago.
I've attached them again, but these do install it into
/opt/sfw so if it's required in the standard place it
would need changing.
And the patch file is over a year old, so it may or
may not be
Ken Mandelberg wrote:
> This thread references an i386 path.
>
> I need foo2zjs support for an HP 1018 on Sparc. Where do I start?
>
gcc is in /usr/sfw/bin/gcc version is
/usr/sfw/bin/gcc --version
gcc (GCC) 3.4.3 (csl-sol210-3_4-20050802)
You can try to compile that. Paul did sent out a s
Personally, I would love to, but the fact that it doesn't come with
licenses for for some active patents that it appears to implement is
going to be a problem.
-Norm
Ken Mandelberg wrote:
> Sorry for the noise. This went in easily in snv_77 Sparc. I saw the reference
> to i386 and didn
The instructions that Rick sent out should work on either sparc or x86.
The only change that I had was to force make to use gcc instead of the
default 'cc' C compiler.
$ gmake CC=gcc
-Norm
Ken Mandelberg wrote:
> This thread references an i386 path.
>
> I need foo2zjs support for an HP
Sorry for the noise. This went in easily in snv_77 Sparc. I saw the reference
to i386 and didn't realize it was just about groff from the companion cd.
Shouldn't foo2zjs be integrated? There is already a lot of hp printer code in
the distribution.
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This thread references an i386 path.
I need foo2zjs support for an HP 1018 on Sparc. Where do I start?
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Thanks for the update. I just installed the bits on my desktop. I had
to use
$ CC=gcc gmake
to build. Prior to that it was failing building in icc2ps because CC
was resorting to a default (cc) instead of what was set in the upper
level Makefile.
Can you point me at more information rega
>From INSTALL:
OPENSOLARIS, SOLARIS EXPRESS DEVELOPER EDITION 9/07, Solaris 11+ NOTES
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Use "bash" for your shell.
$ export PATH=$PATH:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/usr/sfw/bin:/opt/sfw/bin
[ Load CD Solaris_Software_Companion]
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