Em 15-02-2014 06:05, akhiezer escreveu: > I think it's reasonable to suggest that you edit the makefile and > echo the value of PATH (&/or similar) immediately before and after the > 'offending' place(s); include some marker-text that you can grep/locate > readily in the output to logfile/stdout/stderr. (Or, use shell &/or > make's own tracing facilities). Then, you can see if the value of PATH > (&c) is _really_ as you think it is.
Thanks, akh. The problem is in configure, make problem is a consequence. Configure is not identifying the operating system, in the problem case. I thus assume that the system has some misconfiguration. In my case, it gives something like "linux-gnu" in one system without lsb_release, and "Linux From Scratch" in others with. I suggested him to test if a *very* simple install, lsb-release, would solve the problem. I have already edited the book, yesterday, to include it as optional requirement to OpenJDK, fixed at revision 12706: http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/changeset/12706 Including echo is a good idea. In this case, echo $ac_tool_prefix. I cannot remember the other places, but in configure or configure.ac, a variable DISTRO should give one of the two cases I wrote in previous post. This is probably my last post in this subject for a while. I spent much time yesterday trying to help with this problem, but you know that we are in a package freeze starting later today, leading to BLFS-7.5, so I will have to build LFS-7.5-rc1 and most of the 750+ packages of BLFS-7.5-rc1. There are some things I have to do before starting that (move 7.4 to another host, after 7.5 is built is the most important one). As the only developer of OJDK at the moment, I will have to tag it. When doing it, I will take a look at configure, trying to trace from where it takes the DISTRO value, try to remember to do it before lsb_release. -- []s, Fernando -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/blfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
