I receive this message while compiling rhide. I have execute this command: #emerge dev-util/rhide ================================================================== ... make[1]: Leaving directory `/var/tmp/portage/rhide-1.4.9-r1/work/tvision/intl/dummy' Configuring SETEdit v0.4.41 Determining OS: linux Looking for prefix: /usr (cached/specified) Checking if this system follows the FHS: yes (cached/specified) Determining the C compilation flags: -march=i686 -O3 -pipe Determining the C++ compilation flags: -march=i686 -O3 -pipe Looking for a working gcc: gcc OK gcc can compile C++ code: yes Looking for installed Turbo Vision: Include dir: ../tvision/include Library dir: ../tvision/linux Checking TV version: 1.1.3 OK Looking for PCRE library: v2.0.6 or better OK Looking for zlib: 1.1.4 OK Generating Makefile Configuring RHIDE: makes/rhide.env mp3/libamp/rhide.env Configuring .mak files Generating configuration header Succesful configuration! rm -f *.mak *.bak *.bkp gpr2mak amp3.gpr make: gpr2mak: Command not found make: *** [amp3.mak] Error 127 !!! ERROR: The ebuild did not complete successfully. !!! Function src_compile, Line 43, Exitcode 2 !!! (no error message) !!! emerge aborting on /usr/portage/dev-util/rhide/rhide-1.4.9-r1.ebuild . ============================================================ My system is: Gentoo Linux 1.2 (2.4.19-gentoo-r7) Athlon 1.2 MHz with 256 DDR
*** Bug 3776 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Erm, ok. I know this one is broken, but as I added it way back for myself, and nobody else seemed to use it, and as there always seemed to be something more important to do, it is still broken :/ Ill fix it some where in the week to follow.
Well, I've found a workaround for this. It's a hack but at least it works. First, download the statically linked binary from www.rhide.com/. Then, copy the file gpr2make form the "bin" directory of the archive to some directory in your PATH (I used /sbin). After that you can just emerge rhide. Don't forget to delete the statically linked copy of gpr2make afterwards! (Another solution would be to just uncompress the statically linked archive to /usr/local, but then there would be no way of uninstalling it.) Hope this was helpful. J
Well, I've found a workaround for this. It's a hack but at least it works. First, download the statically linked binary from www.rhide.com/. Then, copy the file gpr2make form the "bin" directory of the archive to some directory in your PATH (I used /sbin). After that you can just emerge rhide. Don't forget to delete the statically linked copy of gpr2make afterwards! (Another solution would be to just uncompress the statically linked archive to /usr/local, but then there would be no way of uninstalling it.) Hope this was helpful. Jürgen Jyrgen.Janes@mail.ee
rhide-1.5_pre did fix this, but I see with latest portage there is sandbox errors, bah.
Ok, this is fixed at long last.
