Re: GUB target_cpu error

[Neil Puttock]

On 27 November 2010 10:03, Graham Percival <address@hidden> wrote:

> I'd rather not simply revert it, since it seems like a good
> feature.  How are you declaring target_cpu ?  Did you succeed in
> building GUB from scratch?  if you can build it from scratch and I
> can't, then there must be something weird about one (or both) of
> our computers.  Were you using a 64-bit OS on 64-bit hardware?
> I'm running a 32-bit ubuntu on 64-bit hardware, which could
> potentially be the problem.  IIRC Jan uses a 64-bit OS, so if you
> used that too, it would explain why neither of you experienced
> this problem.

I'm on 64-bit and still get the same error.  The attached patch seems
to fix the problem, though it leads to another issue: Valentin's
original patch uses shopt, which doesn't work with my default shell
command; If I do the following,

sh ~/gub/uploads/lilypond-2.13.41-0.linux-x86.sh

I get this:

/home/neil/gub/uploads/lilypond-2.13.41-0.linux-x86.sh: 9: shopt: not found

lilypond installer for version 2.13.41 release 0,
i686 build.
For a list of options, abort (^C) then do:
sh /home/neil/gub/uploads/lilypond-2.13.41-0.linux-x86.sh --help


Warning: this build is not optimized for your architecture;
please install a x86_64 build instead.

Press C to install the program anyway (not recommended),
E to only extract the program files, or any other key to exit.
read: 93: Illegal option -s

whereas using bash works.

Cheers,
Neil



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