... kernel compiled flawlessly. But, ps dies with a whole slew of errors > ... to indicate to me that the header files are screwed up in > ... this means the headers with the new >release (2.2.2d) still ... all this, it should compile with no problem. The problem I ...

linux-activists - James Michael Chacon - Aug 18 1992 - 15:00

... . The kernel compiled flawlessly. But, ps dies with a whole slew of errors such as ... 1. You will have trouble with gcc 2.2.2d since to compile `ps' ... you must have done something to the header files which will break gcc 2.2.2d. Solution: get rid ...

linux-activists - Hongjiu Lu - Aug 18 1992 - 13:55

... `ps' with gcc 2.2.2 and 0.97 patch 1. You will >have trouble with gcc 2.2.2d since to compile `ps' with gcc ... 1, you must have done something to the header files which will break >gcc 2.2.2d. > [H.J.'s Solution deleted] Thanks everyone ...

linux-activists - Jean Liddle - Aug 18 1992 - 21:44

... compilation of the ps package under 2.2.2d | have been dashed. I followed the ... , | to make sure all headers were unadultered. (2) ran the install script. At the risk of sounding as ... a huge hassle getting it to work with the other two. I think the ...

linux-activists - william E Davidsen - Aug 18 1992 - 09:51

... hassle getting it to work with the other two. | | Don't ... promptly sharing changes to the header file. People who are in ... leave all groups playing with the sam headers. Sorry if I ... do their own, often incompatible, header munging. That would be a ...

linux-activists - william E Davidsen - Aug 19 1992 - 08:46

... or groups) promptly sharing changes to the header file. People who are in fast ... is going to slow you down; if you're only interested in doing applications development on ... 't mind living without "ps" can play with it right away, and people who want ...

linux-activists - Theodore Ts'o - Aug 19 1992 - 16:14

... to be a huge hassle getting it to work with the other two. Don't take the newest version then! Stick with 0.96c, and don't take a new ... release --- AND THEN NOT UPGRADE. What you're seeing is the nature of distributed development, and ...

linux-activists - Theodore Ts'o - Aug 18 1992 - 13:35