E1 tm fta cvs ?
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I'm even more confused now...
extracted digi's .tar.gz
and have "/TM_CVS/cdk" this gives a build error ""configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables""
but then there is also "/TM_CVS/TM_CVS/cdk" i can compile image form this dir fine, moving this dir anywhere else or renaming causes the same C compiler error..
i am able to delete everything from within "/TM_CVS/" apart from "/TM_CVS/TM_CVS/" and it still builds without errors,
is it just a simple script somewhere setting the dir location that needs to be edited ?
extracted digi's .tar.gz
and have "/TM_CVS/cdk" this gives a build error ""configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables""
but then there is also "/TM_CVS/TM_CVS/cdk" i can compile image form this dir fine, moving this dir anywhere else or renaming causes the same C compiler error..
i am able to delete everything from within "/TM_CVS/" apart from "/TM_CVS/TM_CVS/" and it still builds without errors,
is it just a simple script somewhere setting the dir location that needs to be edited ?
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i was told that the TM_CVS/TM_CVS folder shouldnt be there, and to delete it, but when i did, i couldnt compile anything at all, so i left it there, and i work from the TM_CVS/cdk folder
man, this is wierd lol
man, this is wierd lol
try putting contents of digi's file into
> /home/ubuntu/TM_CVS
just create dir's if missing...
the reason why "/TM_CVS/TM_CVS/" compiled for me and "Wiz569" as we were running it from root of drive
~/TM_CV/TM_CVS/cdk < "MakeFile.am" is set to /TM_CVS/TM_CVS/
~/TM_CV/cdk < "MakeFile.am" is set to /home/ubuntu/TM_CVS/
they can compile without one another as long as they are in specified dir...
and thus why /TM_CVS/TM_CVS/ wouldn't compile for digi when he was trying from "/home/ubuntu/TM_CVS/TM_CVS/"
what is the proper way for setting location as i'm guessing the top dir was set when digi grabbed it to the ubuntu install..
editing the location in MakeFile.am doesn't fix the crash i get from compiling
e.g taking "~/TM_CVS/TM_CVS/" moving + renaming to "~/TM_CVS420/"
i get this error showing part of it's still trying to use "~/TM_CVS/TM_CVS/"
--prefix=/TM_CVS/TM_CVS/root/cdk
#/TM_CVS/apps/tuxbox/enigma/config.log
hope some of that made some kind of sense...
i was guessing all dir settings were set from cdk's current dir using....
cdk/prepare
gues not...
p.s
in digi's tar.gz
"~/cdk" = digi's edited CVS, worked for me after deleting "/TM_CVS/TM_CVS/"
"~/TM_CVS/cdk"= clean FTA TM CVS need nothing else from "~/TM_CVS/" to compile image
p.p.s
can i suggest this as an alternate for the telnet/ftp welcom note.
> /home/ubuntu/TM_CVS
just create dir's if missing...
the reason why "/TM_CVS/TM_CVS/" compiled for me and "Wiz569" as we were running it from root of drive
~/TM_CV/TM_CVS/cdk < "MakeFile.am" is set to /TM_CVS/TM_CVS/
~/TM_CV/cdk < "MakeFile.am" is set to /home/ubuntu/TM_CVS/
they can compile without one another as long as they are in specified dir...
and thus why /TM_CVS/TM_CVS/ wouldn't compile for digi when he was trying from "/home/ubuntu/TM_CVS/TM_CVS/"
what is the proper way for setting location as i'm guessing the top dir was set when digi grabbed it to the ubuntu install..
editing the location in MakeFile.am doesn't fix the crash i get from compiling
e.g taking "~/TM_CVS/TM_CVS/" moving + renaming to "~/TM_CVS420/"
i get this error showing part of it's still trying to use "~/TM_CVS/TM_CVS/"
--prefix=/TM_CVS/TM_CVS/root/cdk
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i was guessing all dir settings were set from cdk's current dir using....
cdk/prepare
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You don't have permission to view the code content. Log in or register now.gues not...
p.s
in digi's tar.gz
"~/cdk" = digi's edited CVS, worked for me after deleting "/TM_CVS/TM_CVS/"
"~/TM_CVS/cdk"= clean FTA TM CVS need nothing else from "~/TM_CVS/" to compile image
p.p.s
can i suggest this as an alternate for the telnet/ftp welcom note.
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