>Paul said:
>Colin is correct - I just checked the Makefile for ps, and ps is
>dynamically linked with libm and libkvm.
>
>So, you'll need to make a new libkvm - but since this is the Mac68K port,
>you really need to make libkvm.old!!!

I tried this with no luck.  I got the sources for both libkvm and 
libkvm.old and built a new libkvm with the Mac specific files in .old.  I 
installed this new version in /usr/lib and then rebuilt ps -- it still 
comes up with 'proc size mismatch'.  

You mentioned that ps is 'dynamically' linked with libkvm; the build I've 
done is (as far as I can tell) statically linked to libkvm.a.  The new 
'make', which I had to build and install in order to compile the new 
kernal, seems to default to static linking.  I have no idea how to get it 
to use the shareable version of libkvm.
>
>On Sat, 15 Feb 1997, Colin Wood wrote:
>
>> > I built a custom kernal today from sources current as of 2/14.  Not 
>> > surprisingly, ps (and w) complained when I ran them under the new kernal. 
>> >  So I went back to ftp.netbsd.org and grabbed what (I thought) were the 
>> > current sources for ps (in /pub/NetBSD-current/src/bin -- I think).  The 
>> > new ps built without a problem but still wouldn't run.  Any ideas what 
>> > I'm doing wrong?  Does it matter what options I've built the kernal 
>> > with??  Any help would be appreciated.
>> 
>> What kind of message do they give when they "don't run"?
>> 
>> One possible fix is that these binaries are dynamically linked against 
>> libkvm (although I thought that they weren't) in which case you need to 
>> build a new libkvm as well.


Steve
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