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TSK

Installing new SDK

Posted on: 2009/8/22 21:07 #1

Just can't stay away

I got this error message during installation (roughly translated):
Quote:

Can't open target "sobjs:" for output - COPY: target is in use

I don't know what it was trying to update. (I made full installation.)

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Paul

Re: Installing new SDK

Posted on: 2009/8/24 3:52 #2

Quite a regular

@TSK

I got that error, too, installing a fresh SDK after renaming the old one. In System:SObjs I noticed there are now some back up files of a couple shared objects. I don't really know if they were there before the SDK install or not. I'm guessing, they were not.

Paul

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xenic

Re: Installing new SDK

Posted on: 2009/8/24 16:15 #3

Just can't stay away

@Paul
Quote:

I'm guessing, they were not.

Guessing is all we can do. The shared objects are yet another set of files that don't contain an Amiga version string. It's pretty hard to determine the version of a file that won't run by itself. I think every file in the OS should have a version string. How hard could it be to embed a $VER somewhere in the code. Apparently, we're now going to need to dearchive the entire SDK archive to check if we have the correct SOBJ files installed on our systems.

ZeroG

Re: Installing new SDK

Posted on: 2009/8/24 17:58 #4

Not too shy to talk

@xenic

You can extract the complete SDK and compare the md5sums of all so's.

I have found this "new" so's in the SDK:
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1.RAM Disk:test> md5sum "" ALL
2ae9ea81e507bcad6c8181a5c83aecdc libc.so
03b476600c2e54b50d890aa73ca134f7 libpthread.so
3de694e73ce5068bf96c337967dd6030 libstdc++.so
6eb5d7cdb690b6d2453da0fb5a8ae0d1 libssp.so
25e9d30e612c63aaaf45d9cf210f1ddf libgcc.so

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