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by **Bernd Ernes** » Thu, 30 Mar 1995 04:00:00

: hi,

: i'm trying to compile top (3.3beta6) on NetBSD/1.0 (intel) but it

Get top 3.4, that should compiles fine on 1.0 (I think I mad minor
changes for NetBSD-current)

Bernd

by **Dieter Bar** » Thu, 30 Mar 1995 04:00:00

hi,

i'm trying to compile top (3.3beta6) on NetBSD/1.0 (intel) but it
can't find the include files <sys/kinfo.h> and
<sys/kinfo_proc.h>. I've checked for them in the NetBSD/current
sources, but to no avail.

The really strange thing is, the man page for kvm_getporcs mentions
these two include files. So, obviously, they should exist. Where can
I get them?

thanks,
//dillo

by **Peter Mu** » Fri, 31 Mar 1995 04:00:00

>hi,

>i'm trying to compile top (3.3beta6) on NetBSD/1.0 (intel) but it
>can't find the include files <sys/kinfo.h> and
><sys/kinfo_proc.h>. I've checked for them in the NetBSD/current
>sources, but to no avail.

>The really strange thing is, the man page for kvm_getporcs mentions
>these two include files. So, obviously, they should exist. Where can
>I get them?

You don't need them. They are only called from the (machine-specific)
file machine.c.

Go to your favorite ftp-Server, into the directory
.../FreeBSD-current/ports/utils/top, fetch the file machine.c, and use
that (it's for top3.2 with FreeBSD2.0) as a replacement.

If You still have trouble, there are three #define'd options right at
the beginnig of that file. Comment them out (or find out, why they don't
work).

This did it for me just yesterday with NetBSD/1.0/i386. Top runs, only
the memory statistics are unintellegible (i dont have 525632K Ram or
Swap...). Someday one has to compare the sources - pstat gives sensemaking
output, so this should be repairable...

Peter
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