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[Ts2k-interface-developers] CVS repository!

[Dale E. E. <de...@w-...>]

Rich,

Congratulations!  I checked an sure enough it's just like you said
except now it's 6hours old.  Way cool!

There are two areas you may wish to jump into next:
    1) Use the PuTTY client to login to your sourceforge shell account.
    This will cause the files you need for login to be created and
you'll
    get logged right back out.  Login again and it will be there.  Then
you
    can change directories to our project page and eventually update
    our Homepage if you wish to.

    2) Get a compiler working that is POSIX compatible.   If you check
    around the GNU compiler suite is available in a Windoze version
    too.  This would give you the same set of tools on both Linux and
    Windoze.  I think it has an IDE with it but I'm not sure.  I've been

     wanting to get one of those working.

You are ahead of me on the CVS now!  I always have to type in a
password.  This isn't as secure.  Its on my TODO list!

Let me know if you have any difficulty locating a compiler.  I don't
look often but I can usually find it.  Try to load and compile the
library/hamlib-branch_ts2k.  The standalone/kenny is next but is
is sure to fail under Windoze.  I open /dev/ttyS1.  We'll have to work
around this first.  Maybe that will be a good first project for you!!

When you send me e-mail you can just send it to the ts2k-interface
list.  If you send it to me also, I get two copies.  Feel free to use my

regular e-mail if you don't want the message publically available.
(This mail list is posted for all to see.)  Either one *or* the other is

fine.

73's
Dale

Re: [Ts2k-interface-developers] CVS repository!

[John L. <jo...@th...>]

Well I set it all up and I still am not allowed write access to file system.

More research to do.

John


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Dale E. Edmons" <de...@w-...>
To: <ts2...@li...>
Sent: Saturday, February 15, 2003 6:02 PM
Subject: [Ts2k-interface-developers] CVS repository!


> Rich,
> 
> Congratulations!  I checked an sure enough it's just like you said
> except now it's 6hours old.  Way cool!
> 
> There are two areas you may wish to jump into next:
>     1) Use the PuTTY client to login to your sourceforge shell account.
>     This will cause the files you need for login to be created and
> you'll
>     get logged right back out.  Login again and it will be there.  Then
> you
>     can change directories to our project page and eventually update
>     our Homepage if you wish to.
> 
>     2) Get a compiler working that is POSIX compatible.   If you check
>     around the GNU compiler suite is available in a Windoze version
>     too.  This would give you the same set of tools on both Linux and
>     Windoze.  I think it has an IDE with it but I'm not sure.  I've been
> 
>      wanting to get one of those working.
> 
> You are ahead of me on the CVS now!  I always have to type in a
> password.  This isn't as secure.  Its on my TODO list!
> 
> Let me know if you have any difficulty locating a compiler.  I don't
> look often but I can usually find it.  Try to load and compile the
> library/hamlib-branch_ts2k.  The standalone/kenny is next but is
> is sure to fail under Windoze.  I open /dev/ttyS1.  We'll have to work
> around this first.  Maybe that will be a good first project for you!!
> 
> When you send me e-mail you can just send it to the ts2k-interface
> list.  If you send it to me also, I get two copies.  Feel free to use my
> 
> regular e-mail if you don't want the message publically available.
> (This mail list is posted for all to see.)  Either one *or* the other is
> 
> fine.
> 
> 73's
> Dale
> 
> 
> 
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Re: [Ts2k-interface-developers] CVS repository!

[Dale E. E. <de...@w-...>]

John,

Even if you have it set up correctly, if you are trying to commit
changes that were made using a non-ssh method, the commit
will fail.  Start with by correctly checking out a new set of the
CVS code using the ssh (PuTTY I believe on Windows), make
the simple change to gui/Test and try to commit it.  Don't use
the same directory since the CVS/ subdirectories usually don't
get overwritten.

Rich is now the WinCVS expert in the group.  I'll pass the buck
to him now.  Good luck.

73's

Dale, kd7eni

John Long wrote:

> Well I set it all up and I still am not allowed write access to file system.
>
> More research to do.
>
> John