Subject: Re: some problems, success, questions...
To: Mirko VIDOVIC <mirko@cyberline.fr>
From: Jasper Wallace <jasper@ivision.co.uk>
List: port-arm32
Date: 12/16/1996 17:14:30
On Mon, 16 Dec 1996, Mirko VIDOVIC wrote:
> Hello everybody.
Hi.
> I also (but I collected it elsewhere) very easilly managed to compile mSQL.
> I works perfectly. I wish I knew where to find an http daemon, in order to
> make funny apps in HTML/PHP/mSQL
There is/wasn an apache set on the ftp site which is a freeware httpd demon.
version 1.2b2 is just out, it's on my `to be copmpiled up and turned into a
set list'
> But !
> Some programs had a -lX11 on the gcc command line. The compilation always
> ended with an error. What's that mess ??? I've been suggested to make a
> symbolic link to X11R6.1 named X11... I'll see.
It's trying to find libX11.a - where the error messages complaining of
missing function calls? If you edit the Makefile (or Imakefile and then
xmkmf or whatever) and add -L/usr/X11R6.1/lib somewhere where it will be
passed to the compiler things should improve.
> When I try to mount my Zip (SCSI#5) on /mnt/zip via /dev/sd0x, I always get
> a "device not configured" message, except on /dev/sd0c where I get
> something like a "bad argument... " or "illegal...".
> What's this ???
Whats the zip formatted to? if it's msdos try:
mount -t msdos /dev/sd0c /mnt/zip
make sure the /dev/zip directory actually exists
> I couldn't ever get my ATAPI CD recognized.
> When I type "dmesg", I see that anything was recognized during Boot
> (Hitachi CD-ROM, Zip drive...) so, I might have forgotten something... But
> what ???
> I tried anything I've been suggested but always got a "device not
> configured" error.
have you done the extra mknod's?...
[as root]
cd /dev
mknod acd0a b 20 0
mknod acd0c b 20 2
mknod racd0a c 20 0
mknod racd0c c 20 2
you should be able to mount it:
mount -r -t cd9660 /dev/acd0a /cdrom
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