Hey! Here’s another from me! Should be the last for tonight - I REALLY
appreciate everyone’s help!!
First off, I don’t seem to have /etc/install as much documentation tells
me I should. I had the 91M ISO image downloaded and put on CD for me, and
installed into my existing Win partition. It boots up and runs nicely
(except for some minor complaints…), but I have neither /etc/install nor
sysinit. (I believe it’s sysinit… I’m not in QNX at the moment…)
anywhere. I mean, anywhere. I’ve grepped my entire drive…
The discovery of this stems from another problem: I can’t seem to
compile. I included all of the GCC packages from the CD, but when I attempt
a make, I get unistd.h missing, stdlib.h missing, string(s).h not found…
and it aborts. Help!
I attempted to install the nto-g++.tgz files from the FTP site, but the
readme (which, yes, I do read) said to run /etc/install … Thanks for the
info!!
Chalz <nospam@chalz-of-internetusa.net> wrote:
: Hey! Here’s another from me! Should be the last for tonight - I REALLY
: appreciate everyone’s help!!
: First off, I don’t seem to have /etc/install as much documentation tells
: me I should. I had the 91M ISO image downloaded and put on CD for me, and
: installed into my existing Win partition. It boots up and runs nicely
: (except for some minor complaints…), but I have neither /etc/install nor
: sysinit. (I believe it’s sysinit… I’m not in QNX at the moment…)
: anywhere. I mean, anywhere. I’ve grepped my entire drive…
/etc/install is for QNX4. Can you tell us where in the docs it
talks about it so we can remove it? Thanks.
: The discovery of this stems from another problem: I can’t seem to
: compile. I included all of the GCC packages from the CD, but when I attempt
: a make, I get unistd.h missing, stdlib.h missing, string(s).h not found…
: and it aborts. Help!
You need to install the Neutrino development package too.
You might also want to install the Photon development
package while you’re at it.
: I attempted to install the nto-g++.tgz files from the FTP site, but the
: readme (which, yes, I do read) said to run /etc/install … Thanks for the
: info!!
Remove these right away. They are not for the RTP.