Jeff <jeff@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: ... > I ran into this when I moved from one of the snapshots to > the cvs-latest. Issue "updatedb" and then "locate gfs_ioctl.h". > Remove the copies outside of the source tree. The make script > looks for header files in various places other than the source > tree and if it finds them, it uses them in preference to the > source tree. That seems like a problem. New code should build cleanly in isolation, otherwise it can be polluted by leftovers sprinkled around the system. It isn't easy to install the cluster software into a separate directory like /opt/cluster-20040901/, so it is likely that there will be old files in places like /usr/include. > There may be similar problems with header files for > cman-kernel and gfs-kernel. Yes, but they aren't consistent enough to script away easily. > Also, the libraries moved between the snapshots and latest > so if you did install the snapshot you need to execute: > rm -rf /lib/libmagma* /lib/magma /lib/libgulm* > rm -rf /lib/libccs* /lib/libdlm* > before you build from cvs. -- Ed L Cashin <ecashin@xxxxxxxxxx>
