Hello,
My original question was:
A question related to the installation of ups debugger, ups-3.14-beta.
The system that I'm using is Solaris 2.4.
After following to install ups, every went smoothly except the last step.
The last step to install the ups is 'make install' (according to the
README file). However, I got the following message:
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(14){root}# make install
cd ups && make CC="gcc" RANLIB=":" CFLAGS="-g" \
X11BIN=/usr/local/X11 \
MANDIR=/usr/local/man/man1 MANSUFFIX=1 \
SCCS_CHECK= checkinstall
ucbinstall -c -m 755 -o bin -s ups /usr/local/X11/ups
sh: ucbinstall: not found
*** Error code 1
make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `/usr/local/X11/ups'
Current working directory /home/tim/download/ups-3.14-beta/ups
*** Error code 1
make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `install'
(15){root}#
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According to the README file, if we don't wish to run 'make install',
we can still install ups simply by copying the binary and manual page
into place. However, the above message made me uncomfortable. Did
anybody have any idea? (From the error message, it seemed that the
make program was trying to execute 'ucbinstall' command. However, there
is no such command in Solaris 2.4).
Ths answer to my question was 1). either manually copy the ups binary and
the ups.1 man page to its place (usually /usr/local/bin and /usr/local/man/man1)
or 2). Modify the ups-3.14-beta/ups/Makefile, change the 'ucbinstall' to
'install'.
Thanks for those who replied.
Sincerely,
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