Very Computer

i get a message

***Error code 2

Stop.
***Error code 1

there may be messages above this, but i forgot how to move up
 (commands, you know the keystrokes, i'm using csh)

is the build running out of memory?
everything seems to be going along fine then are several hours 30 + of
compiling
i get those messages.

df /usr  gives me this

Filesystem       1k-blocks             Used            Avail       Capacity
Mounted on
/dev/sd0g           1787653     1068008         630262          62%
/usr

this is where i do the building (make)
i tried to build gnome first.

i notice the value in used has gone up.
after i tried to build gnome the value of used went up again.

i started the build before i got the suggestion about making a log file.
i look up how to do that tonight.

any ideas?

Thanks,

g.

Quote:> i tried to build gnome and kde, both the most current versions.
> the files come from the current archive.
> i download everything, then
> cd to the directory and
> make fetch-list | sh
> after it got everything it needed i did
> make
> and  30 some hours later (slow machine, sparcstation 20)

> i get a message

> ***Error code 2

> Stop.
> ***Error code 1

then

make 2>&1 > ~/kdebuild.log

If it fails again, look at the last couple of hundred lines of that
file:

tail -200 ~/kdebuild.log|less

--
Rasputin :: Jack of All Trades - Master of Nuns

instead of doing
   make 2>&1 > ~/kdebuild.log

i did
   make fetch-list | sh
  (make >&2>&1 > ~/kdebuild.log) &         /* added the greater than and the
'&' before the 2 */

i expect to see a log file of the build(make) in my home directory.

thanks Rasputin, i got the space back

this is now a background process, if it (the commands) is(are) wrong please
let me know, because
this build will take over 30 hours.

sun sparcstation 20

thanks,

g.

Quote:> i tried to build gnome and kde, both the most current versions.
> the files come from the current archive.
> i download everything, then
> cd to the directory and
> make fetch-list | sh
> after it got everything it needed i did
> make
> and  30 some hours later (slow machine, sparcstation 20)

> i get a message

> ***Error code 2

> Stop.
> ***Error code 1

> there may be messages above this, but i forgot how to move up
>  (commands, you know the keystrokes, i'm using csh)

> is the build running out of memory?
> everything seems to be going along fine then are several hours 30 + of
> compiling
> i get those messages.

> df /usr  gives me this

> Filesystem       1k-blocks             Used            Avail
Capacity
> Mounted on
> /dev/sd0g           1787653     1068008         630262          62%
> /usr

> this is where i do the building (make)
> i tried to build gnome first.

> i notice the value in used has gone up.
> after i tried to build gnome the value of used went up again.

> i started the build before i got the suggestion about making a log file.
> i look up how to do that tonight.

> any ideas?

> Thanks,

> g.

unlimited datasize

i hope that will help.
if i can ever setup the ftp server, i will share the log files.  i'm almost
up to that part in my reading.

g.

Quote:> i tried to build gnome and kde, both the most current versions.
> the files come from the current archive.
> i download everything, then
> cd to the directory and
> make fetch-list | sh
> after it got everything it needed i did
> make
> and  30 some hours later (slow machine, sparcstation 20)

> i get a message

> ***Error code 2

> Stop.
> ***Error code 1

> there may be messages above this, but i forgot how to move up
>  (commands, you know the keystrokes, i'm using csh)

> is the build running out of memory?
> everything seems to be going along fine then are several hours 30 + of
> compiling
> i get those messages.

> df /usr  gives me this

> Filesystem       1k-blocks             Used            Avail
Capacity
> Mounted on
> /dev/sd0g           1787653     1068008         630262          62%
> /usr

> this is where i do the building (make)
> i tried to build gnome first.

> i notice the value in used has gone up.
> after i tried to build gnome the value of used went up again.

> i started the build before i got the suggestion about making a log file.
> i look up how to do that tonight.

> any ideas?

> Thanks,

> g.

i'm getting

/:write failed, file system is full

thanks everybody,

g.

Quote:> i tried to build gnome and kde, both the most current versions.
> the files come from the current archive.
> i download everything, then
> cd to the directory and
> make fetch-list | sh
> after it got everything it needed i did
> make
> and  30 some hours later (slow machine, sparcstation 20)

> i get a message

> ***Error code 2

> Stop.
> ***Error code 1

> there may be messages above this, but i forgot how to move up
>  (commands, you know the keystrokes, i'm using csh)

> is the build running out of memory?
> everything seems to be going along fine then are several hours 30 + of
> compiling
> i get those messages.

> df /usr  gives me this

> Filesystem       1k-blocks             Used            Avail
Capacity
> Mounted on
> /dev/sd0g           1787653     1068008         630262          62%
> /usr

> this is where i do the building (make)
> i tried to build gnome first.

> i notice the value in used has gone up.
> after i tried to build gnome the value of used went up again.

> i started the build before i got the suggestion about making a log file.
> i look up how to do that tonight.

> any ideas?

> Thanks,

> g.

Quote:> apparently i don't have enough space

> i'm getting

> /:write failed, file system is full

Do another make clean-depends  then repeat the build

(part of the build process is building and installing dependencies;
if some are installed you can free up space by cleaning the dependencies
and then retrying).

What does

df -k

say?

df - k says

Filesystem           1k-block            Used                Avail
Capacity            Mounted on
/dev/sd0a             32343            32343               -1618
105%                      /
/dev/sd0g           1787653         216783           1481487
12%                      /usr
kernfs                             1                   1
1                0                          /kern

Ok, i've done clean clean-depends.
Also, clean CLEANDEPENDS=YES

today i, rm (removed) the /usr/pkgsrc
and  rm /usr/pkg

i tried to ftp the binary. At that time there was some space in availiable
in root. i was in /usr when i started the pkg_add
ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/...........

After a little downloading i get system full messages

the above report, of the filesystem, is where i am now.  (After doing make
clean clean-depends (s) )

i was trying to build the packages (programs) in the
/usr/pkgsrc/whicheverdirectory (/x11/gnome.... or /x11/kde.......

thanks,

g.