Hi Ruoshui, The first step is to identify the exact nature of the conflict. Apparently it's not the environmental variables. Maybe something in the directory structure has changed? How exactly do you include the Makerules in your Makefile? Check that this file really exists at the given path (e.g. if you include ../apps/Makerules, is the file really there?). Maybe Makerules itself also includes files, then also check whether these files are there.
Another idea is that your Jennic Kit installed a different version of make, maybe one that is not aware of cygwin paths? Cheers, Urs Ruoshui Liu wrote: > Hi Urs, > > Thank you very much for your prompt replay. I checked these setting, > they are the same as before when the compilation was working. I am > wondering if the installation of Jennic ZigBee Evaluation Kit causes the > conflict with the previous cygwin which was installed with the tinyos, > since there is another cygwin installed when the Jennic things were > installed. If this is the case, how to solve it please. > > Thanks very much! > > Ruoshui > > Urs Hunkeler wrote: >> Hi Ruoshui, >> >> This sounds like the environment variables are not set correctly. I'm >> not sure for TinyOS 1.x, with TinyOS 2.x I would check: >> $MAKERULES (this should indicate where the TinyOS specific makefiles >> are located) >> $TOSROOT >> $CLASSPATH >> >> When I was still using windows, I think I had a startup script in >> /etc/profile.d for configuring the paths. You might also have set the >> paths in your .bashrc or .profile script. >> >> Cheers, >> Urs >> >> >> Ruoshui Liu wrote: >>> Dear all, >>> >>> I have been working on the tinyos 1.1.15, and it was working all >>> right with everything. One day, I installed the Jennic ZigBee >>> Evaluation Kit on my computer and the installation comes with the new >>> version of Cygwin. After the installation, my /cygwin shell/ has been >>> replaced with the /bash-2.05b/, and user interface has been totally >>> changed. This was solved by rerun the setup located in the >>> \tinyos\cygwin-installationfiles\, but the worst thing is I can not >>> compile any applications any more. The error message I have got is >>> >>> "../Makerules:26: /../apps/Makerules: No such file or directory >>> make: *** No rule to make target `/../apps/Makerules'. Stop." >>> >>> These makefile and makerules are exactly same as before, and I didn't >>> change anything. Could you anyone give me some hints on this please? >>> I really appreciate any help. >>> >>> Best regards, >>> Ruoshui > _______________________________________________ Tinyos-help mailing list [email protected] https://www.millennium.berkeley.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tinyos-help
