Hi all,
Buiding Reactos on a Win98 machine does noy work anymore ( at least for me) . It was working several ago.
The make clean fails as well with these error messages :
----------------------------- netstat: [CLEAN] ping: [CLEAN] route: [CLEAN] telnet: [CLEAN] whois: [CLEAN] regtests: [CLEAN] tshared: [CLEAN] RM] /include/roscfg.h trop de paramètres - buildno.exe ==== Too many parameters fichier introuvable === File not found trop de paramètres - wine2ros.exe trop de paramètres - winebuild.exe trop de paramètres - bin2res.exe wpp: [CLEAN] unicode: [CLEAN] C:\Svn\reactos>mingw32-make --------------------------------
Anybody may confirm ?
Thanks Gerard
Gge wrote:
Hi all,
Buiding Reactos on a Win98 machine does noy work anymore ( at least for me) . It was working several ago.
The make clean fails as well with these error messages :
netstat: [CLEAN] ping: [CLEAN] route: [CLEAN] telnet: [CLEAN] whois: [CLEAN] regtests: [CLEAN] tshared: [CLEAN] RM] /include/roscfg.h trop de paramètres - buildno.exe ==== Too many parameters fichier introuvable === File not found trop de paramètres - wine2ros.exe trop de paramètres - winebuild.exe trop de paramètres - bin2res.exe wpp: [CLEAN] unicode: [CLEAN] C:\Svn\reactos>mingw32-make
Anybody may confirm ?
Hi,
Yeah, we kind of broke it on purpose because of a bug in binutils with relocation data. Nobody has created an easy solution yet, however using Reactos's CMD.EXE in win98 will work and should bypass this problem..
Best regards, Alex Ionescu
Alex Ionescu wrote:
Gge wrote:
Hi all,
Buiding Reactos on a Win98 machine does noy work anymore ( at least for me) . It was working several ago.
The make clean fails as well with these error messages :
tshared: [CLEAN] RM] /include/roscfg.h trop de paramètres - buildno.exe ==== Too many parameters fichier introuvable === File not found trop de paramètres - wine2ros.exe trop de paramètres - winebuild.exe trop de paramètres - bin2res.exe wpp: [CLEAN] unicode: [CLEAN] C:\Svn\reactos>mingw32-make
Yeah, we kind of broke it on purpose because of a bug in binutils with relocation data. Nobody has created an easy solution yet, however using Reactos's CMD.EXE in win98 will work and should bypass this problem..
Best regards, Alex Ionescu
Thanks Alex,
The workaround you proposed is working fine
Regards Gerard
Alex Ionescu wrote:
Hi,
Yeah, we kind of broke it on purpose because of a bug in binutils with relocation data. Nobody has created an easy solution yet, however using Reactos's CMD.EXE in win98 will work and should bypass this problem..
The windows 98 problem has nothing to do with a bug in binutils. Make.exe uses cmd to process all pipe commands on windows, but windows 98 doesn't have a cmd program. You should copy command.com to cmd.com or cmd.exe.
- Hartmut
Hartmut Birr wrote:
Alex Ionescu wrote:
Hi,
Yeah, we kind of broke it on purpose because of a bug in binutils with relocation data. Nobody has created an easy solution yet, however using Reactos's CMD.EXE in win98 will work and should bypass this problem..
The windows 98 problem has nothing to do with a bug in binutils. Make.exe uses cmd to process all pipe commands on windows, but windows 98 doesn't have a cmd program. You should copy command.com to cmd.com or cmd.exe.
- Hartmut
Hi,
Our old makefile would split the creation of each object and then build all the objects together. However, because of binutils' retardedness, it is unable to generate proper relocation data unless the image is built from a single object. So Filip made this change, but this breaks win9x since the command-line (which now includes all the objects) is too large.
Notice the error message "Too many parameters"
Best regards, Alex Ionescu
command.com's kind-of underpowered - I suggest copying the cmd.exe from a ReactOS LiveCD to your hard drive and using it instead. Or compiling the cmd.exe in the source tree as a Windows program.
I've found the LiveCD cmd.exe to work quite satisfactorily as a command interpreter in Win9x, even though it's not recommended. And much better and faster than command.com!
Wesley Parish
On Thu, 07 Apr 2005 07:04, Hartmut Birr wrote:
Alex Ionescu wrote:
Hi,
Yeah, we kind of broke it on purpose because of a bug in binutils with relocation data. Nobody has created an easy solution yet, however using Reactos's CMD.EXE in win98 will work and should bypass this problem..
The windows 98 problem has nothing to do with a bug in binutils. Make.exe uses cmd to process all pipe commands on windows, but windows 98 doesn't have a cmd program. You should copy command.com to cmd.com or cmd.exe.
- Hartmut
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