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From: Robert W M. <RW...@sy...> - 2001-12-28 16:27:35
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On December 28, 2001 05:26, you wrote: > The order should be (more or less) > make mrproper > make menuconfig > make dep > make clean > make bzImage > make modules > So whan you "make modules" the compile.h should be there, created by > "make bzImage" Thanks to your help, I now realize that. It happens to have been a few years since I have done any kernel compiling, back in my Slackware days. Certainly appreciate your help. > If you create a file with inside just "quit": > == file1 > quit. > == > and execute > > time -p pro -p file1 > > on rh6x and rh7x, do you get the same timings? This RH7.2 system (with 2.4.16 kernel) is on a Thinkpad 600E, a 360MHZ pentium II. From: == file1 quit. == on this system, I get: real 0.75 user 0.04 sys 0.20 How does this compare with yours? Today I am a few thousand Km away from the RH6.2 system which is also running Progress V7.3C . Tomorrow I may have access to that system. When I do, I will send you the time result. > If you, at the $ prompt, do > echo something | file1 <enter> > is file2 created with "something" in? Yes. $ echo "hello world" | ./file1 $ less file2 hello world file2 (END) > We use v6.2, and 2/3 years ago, testing v.63 had a problem with "input > through". I have V6.3 (ISC port) of Full Progress. Under iBCS2 it functioned well in all respects. There were no issues other than, as I said, no support for TCP. This was not an issue when we were using dumb terminals. INPUT THROUGH worked OK. Now we use "emulated" diskless X terminals ( www.ltsp.org ). > > Doing > > input through echo x | proshut dbname no-echo. > repeat: > stuff > end. > input close. > > would work in v62 and hang in v63, we had to add a "pause 1 no-message" > just before "input close" to make it work in v.63 (I just tried > everything until I found out that this would solve the problem). > > output through ... lpr ..... > stuff... > pause 1 no-message > output close. output through ./file1. put unformatted "Hello World". pause 1 no-message. output close. This has no effect. The procedure still hangs until ctrl-C and file2 is empty. Before the ctrl-C, ps ax says: 23593 pts/3 S 0:00 bash 23652 pts/2 S 0:00 /bin/sh ./file1 23659 pts/2 S 0:00 cat - Regards, Robert -- Robert W. March St. Andrew's House L'Orignal Ontario Canada |