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From: Andrey G. G. <A.G...@in...> - 2015-10-08 16:21:04
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On Thu, 8 Oct 2015, Arthur Norman wrote: <skip> > So reduce.img(InitialImage) refers to the start-up heap image as stored as a > component of the file reduce.img. Thank you for the explanation. I see that on my 32-bit gentoo box lsb-release was already installed (it's a dependency of some other package installed there). And what I get is grozin@elrond ~/reduce-3235 $ bin/redcsl -w +++ Image file "/home/grozin/reduce-3235/scripts/../cslbuild/i686-unknown-gentoo2.2/csl/reduce.img(InitialImage)" can not be read grozin@elrond ~/reduce-3235 $ file /home/grozin/reduce-3235/scripts/../cslbuild/i686-unknown-gentoo2.2/csl/reduce.img /home/grozin/reduce-3235/scripts/../cslbuild/i686-unknown-gentoo2.2/csl/reduce.img: data So, /home/grozin/reduce-3235/cslbuild/i686-unknown-gentoo2.2/csl/reduce trys to read /home/grozin/reduce-3235/cslbuild/i686-unknown-gentoo2.2/csl/reduce.img(InitialImage) but fails; the file /home/grozin/reduce-3235/cslbuild/i686-unknown-gentoo2.2/csl/reduce.img exists. Maybe, something is wrong with its internal steructure? It is quite small: -rw-r--r-- 1 grozin grozin 38072 Oct 7 16:07 /home/grozin/reduce-3235/cslbuild/i686-unknown-gentoo2.2/csl/reduce.img On the 64-bit box it is much larger: -rw-r--r-- 1 grozin grozin 5282160 Oct 9 00:12 reduce.img Andrey |