Error from tcp 4.25

After booting a fresh install of 4.25 and properly setting up
/etc/config/sysinit.1&netstart I get this error message on a reboot:

socket_so: could not install shared object socket_so: file exists
Could not link shared object ‘Socket_so’ – No such file or directory

I do not have any network connectivity at this point. After that, I log
in, run the /etc/config/netstart script and get this message:

Socket: unable to attach name:
/qnx/socket

After that tcp works. This is my first attempt at installing 4.25, what
am I missing? I have a very similar config working on 4.22, what are the
differences with respect to tcp/ip?

Thanks,

fybar

fybar <fybar@nospam.shaw.ca> wrote:

After booting a fresh install of 4.25 and properly setting up
/etc/config/sysinit.1&netstart I get this error message on a reboot:

socket_so: could not install shared object socket_so: file exists
Could not link shared object ‘Socket_so’ – No such file or directory

I do not have any network connectivity at this point. After that, I log
in, run the /etc/config/netstart script and get this message:

Socket: unable to attach name:
/qnx/socket

After that tcp works. This is my first attempt at installing 4.25, what
am I missing? I have a very similar config working on 4.22, what are the
differences with respect to tcp/ip?

My bet :slight_smile:

Took off the ‘&’ at the end of your “ifconfig” line

-xtang

In article <ancueu$qlk$1@nntp.qnx.com>, xtang@qnx.com says…

fybar <> fybar@nospam.shaw.ca> > wrote:
After booting a fresh install of 4.25 and properly setting up
/etc/config/sysinit.1&netstart I get this error message on a reboot:

socket_so: could not install shared object socket_so: file exists
Could not link shared object ‘Socket_so’ – No such file or directory

I do not have any network connectivity at this point. After that, I log
in, run the /etc/config/netstart script and get this message:

Socket: unable to attach name:
/qnx/socket

After that tcp works. This is my first attempt at installing 4.25, what
am I missing? I have a very similar config working on 4.22, what are the
differences with respect to tcp/ip?

My bet > :slight_smile:

Took off the ‘&’ at the end of your “ifconfig” line

-xtang

Arrgh! You were right, thanks!

fybar