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Fabian Groffen <mailto:grobian@g.o> wrote: |
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> I got problems compiling coreutils, it keeps complaining that it can't |
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> determine how to read list of mounted file systems. |
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There is a patch fixing this in the tree. |
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> Now the ebuild seems to do some "working around broken headers", which |
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> I'm trying now, but I noticed the ebuild doesn't install df on |
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> Interix, as there is no way to get this list. However, I stumbled |
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> upon this patch: |
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> http://www.mail-archive.com/bug-coreutils@×××.org/msg06144.html |
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Yeah, i saw this a few days ago too, and it seems to work at another |
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location, so most probably it would be ok for gnulib, and fix coreutils |
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and finutils issues with this. I have to look into it. |
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> Seems to be some licence issue with it, I'm no lawyer but I feel like |
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> the patch is public domain/AS-IS, and they just want it to become GPL |
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> or something, so should not be a problem for us Gentoo people, right? |
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I don't thinks so. Also at that other location where i put it in, i just |
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took the concept of how to do it and wrote it on my own, so there should |
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be no problems, unless somebody patentet this :) |
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> Looks like that patch does indeed a trivial walk over /dev/fs, so |
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> shows some stupid information for df, which other utilities may get |
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> very happy from/with. |
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Yeah, i will fix this issues as soon as i have time. |
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Cheers, Markus |
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> -- |
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> Fabian Groffen |
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> Gentoo on a different level |
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