Native Gcc Compiler For X/qt, almost ready Options

[ArchiMark]

Exactly, DaemonsGR, I mention in my previous that I should remove loop6 and 7....so that I keep just loop5....

As to why I need it (or at least one..) I installed OpenOffice after I installed X/Qt/Debian...

So how do you delete a loop device??

Thanks,

Mark

[ArchiMark]

OK, finally got rid of my extra loop devices.....

Now when I tried installing zgcc again, I get the following:

CODE

#./install.sh
Installing zgcc 2.95.2 to /hdd3
mount: Mounting /hdd3/zgcc-95-2.squashfs on /mnt/zgcc failed: no such device
./install.sh: /mnt/zgcc/zgcc-config: not found
.: Can't open /mnt/zgcc/zgcc-env

Any suggestions???

Thanks,

Mark

[Meanie]

OK, finally got rid of my extra loop devices.....

Now when I tried installing zgcc again, I get the following:

CODE

#./install.sh
Installing zgcc 2.95.2 to /hdd3
mount: Mounting /hdd3/zgcc-95-2.squashfs on /mnt/zgcc failed: no such device
./install.sh: /mnt/zgcc/zgcc-config: not found
.: Can't open /mnt/zgcc/zgcc-env

Any suggestions???

Thanks,

Mark

now

CODE

mount: Mounting /hdd3/zgcc-95-2.squashfs on /mnt/zgcc failed: no such device

should be /hdd3/zgcc2-95-2.squashfs
there is a 2 missing?
try editing /etc/fstab and removing all the references to zgcc and try again, or alternatively mount it manually

CODE

mount -o loop -t squashfs /hdd3/zgcc2-95-2.squashfs /mnt/zgcc

and then run

CODE

/mnt/zgcc/zgcc-config
source /mnt/zgcc/zgcc-env

[Cresho]

tried it and failed. some odd reason cannot find file. I did recheck my commands and i did find a few errors while before initiating. Just can't put my finger. tride hdd3, documents, etc and still says cannot find file. Ill try again. I may be too tired.

[ArchiMark]

Thanks for your help, Meanie!

Tried what you suggested and deleted all references in 'etc/fstab' and then tried again but here's what I got:

CODE

#./install.sh
Installing zgcc 2.95.2 to /hdd3
Can't find /mnt/zgcc in /etc/fstab
./install.sh: /mnt/zgcc/zgcc-config: not found
.: Can't open /mnt/zgcc/zgcc-env

So tried to mount manually as you suggested and got:

CODE

#mount -o loop -t squashfs /hdd3/zgcc2-95-2.squashfs /mnt/zgcc
mount: Mounting /hdd3/zgcc2-95-2.squashfs on /mnt/zgcc failed: No such device

Now what should I do???

Thanks,

Mark

OK, finally got rid of my extra loop devices.....

Now when I tried installing zgcc again, I get the following:

CODE

#./install.sh
Installing zgcc 2.95.2 to /hdd3
mount: Mounting /hdd3/zgcc-95-2.squashfs on /mnt/zgcc failed: no such device
./install.sh: /mnt/zgcc/zgcc-config: not found
.: Can't open /mnt/zgcc/zgcc-env

Any suggestions???

Thanks,

Mark

now

CODE

mount: Mounting /hdd3/zgcc-95-2.squashfs on /mnt/zgcc failed: no such device

should be /hdd3/zgcc2-95-2.squashfs
there is a 2 missing?
try editing /etc/fstab and removing all the references to zgcc and try again, or alternatively mount it manually

CODE

mount -o loop -t squashfs /hdd3/zgcc2-95-2.squashfs /mnt/zgcc

and then run

CODE

/mnt/zgcc/zgcc-config
source /mnt/zgcc/zgcc-env

[Meanie]

I just found some problems with the compiler when compiling gnome dependant apps so I am rebuilding it and all seems fine now. I will upload a new image soon.

ArchiMark: did you install the squashfs module?

[ArchiMark]

Meanie,

Just checked and I see that have installed squashfs2 v.1.0.....

Is that the right one???

Look forward to your new image soon....

Thanks,

Mark

I  just found some problems with the compiler when compiling gnome dependant apps so I am rebuilding it and all seems fine now. I will upload a new image soon.

ArchiMark: did you install the squashfs module?

[Meanie]

The newly fixed compiler image has been uploaded
I know it works because I build pdaXqtrom with it

download from the following locations:
http://zaurus.daemons.gr/menaie/mirror/stuff/
http://www.thegrinder.ws/Meanies_XQT/pdaxqtrom/

[ArchiMark]

Hi Meanie,

Thanks for the new image...but unfortunately, still getting the same error messages when I install either with your install script or manually per your instructions above.....

CODE

$ su
#cd /hdd3
# ./install.sh
Installing zgcc 2.95.2 to/hdd3
mount: Mounting /hdd3/zgcc2-95-2.squashfs on /mnt/zgcc failed: No such device
./install.sh: /mnt/zgcc/zgcc-config: not found
.: Can't open /mnt/zgcc/zgcc-env
#mount -o loop -t squashfs /hdd3/zgcc2-95-2.squashfs /mnt/zgcc
Mount: Mounting /hdd3/zgcc2-95-2.squashfs on /mnt/zgcc failed: No such device

Any idea why I keep having the same problem???

What else I should try???

Seems very strange..... I copied both the install script and the zgcc file over to /hdd3 before trying to install again....

Thanks,

Mark

[Meanie]

Hi Meanie,

Thanks for the new image...but unfortunately, still getting the same error messages when I install either with your install script or manually per your instructions above.....

CODE

$ su
#cd /hdd3
# ./install.sh
Installing zgcc 2.95.2 to/hdd3
mount: Mounting /hdd3/zgcc2-95-2.squashfs on /mnt/zgcc failed: No such device
./install.sh: /mnt/zgcc/zgcc-config: not found
.: Can't open /mnt/zgcc/zgcc-env
#mount -o loop -t squashfs /hdd3/zgcc2-95-2.squashfs /mnt/zgcc
Mount: Mounting /hdd3/zgcc2-95-2.squashfs on /mnt/zgcc failed: No such device

Any idea why I keep having the same problem???

What else I should try???

Seems very strange..... I copied both the install script and the zgcc file over to /hdd3 before trying to install again....

Thanks,

Mark

maybe a problem with your squashfs module? can you mount any other squashfs images?
or try the cramfs image that will be uploaded to the pdaxqtrom section later.
http://www.thegrinder.ws/Meanies_XQT/pdaxqtrom/

[ArchiMark]

maybe a problem with your squashfs module? can you mount any other squashfs images?
or try the cramfs image that will be uploaded to the pdaxqtrom section later.
http://www.thegrinder.ws/Meanies_XQT/pdaxqtrom/

You were right, Meanie!

I uninstalled the version of squashfs I was using and installed a newer version and Voila! It installed OK this time!!

Thanks!!

Now onto your new pdaxqtrom.....



Mark

[ArchiMark]

Finally have some time to try out compiling with zgcc.....but having problem compiling with gcc or g++ compiling sample 'hello' file...

I can cd to /mnt/zgcc and see the various directories in it, including /bin, sample, etc....

When I try to compile the 'hello' file using:

CODE

#g++  -o hello hello.cpp
g++ : Not found

or

CODE

#gcc  -o hello hello.cpp
gcc : Not found

I've tried both cd'ing to the /sample/hello directory and trying this and cd'ing to the /mnt/zgcc/bin directory, both ways I get the same result as above.

FWIW, I was able to compile in the past (about a year ago...) using the 'dev-img' file...so not sure what I'm doing wrong here...

What should I be doing to compile???

Thanks for any suggestions!

Mark

[Meanie]

Finally have some time to try out compiling with zgcc.....but having problem compiling with gcc or g++  compiling sample 'hello' file...

I can cd to /mnt/zgcc and see the various directories in it, including /bin, sample, etc....

When I try to compile the 'hello' file using:

CODE

#g++  -o hello hello.cpp
g++ : Not found

or

CODE

#gcc  -o hello hello.cpp
gcc : Not found

I've tried both cd'ing to the /sample/hello directory and trying this and cd'ing to the /mnt/zgcc/bin directory, both ways I get the same result as above.

FWIW, I was able to compile in the past (about a year ago...) using the 'dev-img' file...so not sure what I'm doing wrong here...

What should I be doing to compile???

Thanks for any suggestions!

Mark

you need to set the path.
either manually run

CODE

source /mnt/zgcc/zgcc-env

or add it to the end of your .profile file to have it loaded automatically whenever you start a shell

[ArchiMark]

Thanks for the input, Meanie!

OK, tried doing what you suggest and here's what happens when I tried compiling 'Hello':

CODE

# gcc -o hello hello.cpp
as: error while loading shared libraries: libopcodes-2.9.5.0.31.so: cannot load share object file:
No such file or directory
#

Any suggestions how to deal with this error message??

Thanks,

Mark

you need to set the path.
either manually run

CODE

source /mnt/zgcc/zgcc-env

or add it to the end of your .profile file to have it loaded automatically whenever you start a shell

[Meanie]

Thanks for the input, Meanie!

OK, tried doing what you suggest and here's what happens when I tried compiling 'Hello':

CODE

# gcc -o hello hello.cpp
as: error while loading shared libraries: libopcodes-2.9.5.0.31.so: cannot load share object file:
No such file or directory
#

Any suggestions how to deal with this error message??

Thanks,

Mark

you need to set the path.
either manually run

CODE

source /mnt/zgcc/zgcc-env

or add it to the end of your .profile file to have it loaded automatically whenever you start a shell

run ldconfig and then try again