On Thu, 25 Aug 2005, Dr. Volker Zell wrote:
> BTW, every GNOME package from you I try to build with XXXXXXXX.sh all
> gives me as the last output line
>
> rm: cannot remove directory `/usr/src/XXXXXXX/.sinst': Device or resource
> busy
>
> where XXXXXXX is the package name. Afterwards I'll be left with an empty
> /usr/src/XXXXXXX/.inst directory which I have to remove manually. Not a
> showstopper but just curious if somebody gets the same.
You could try running "bash -x XXXXXXX.sh"... I suspect this could be
caused by some leftover process still having ${srcinstdir} as its working
directory when the g-b-s tries to "rm -rf ${srcdir}", but I don't know
which process it could be. You could try inserting a call to "handle"
from SysInternals, to see if that lets you catch the perpetrator.
Igor
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