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Not working with coreutils upgrade.
I upgraded the UNIX tools on my Mac to the latest GNU release, which broke your ln -h used in the install code. I modified the code and used cp -r instead.
What version of UNIX tools and OS X are you running?
__ Spencer W.S. James (@kokoabim)
On Feb 5, 2013, at 8:36 AM, xcvista [email protected] wrote:
I upgraded the UNIX tools on my Mac to the latest GNU release, which broke your ln -h used in the install code. I modified the code and used cp -r instead.
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Not sure, but the latest GNU one. It does not recognize the switch -h. I need to make my Mac as compatible with Linux as possible.
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在 2013-2-8，4:35，"Spencer W.S. James" [email protected] 写道：
What version of UNIX tools and OS X are you running?
__ Spencer W.S. James (@kokoabim)
On Feb 5, 2013, at 8:36 AM, xcvista [email protected] wrote:
I upgraded the UNIX tools on my Mac to the latest GNU release, which broke your ln -h used in the install code. I modified the code and used cp -r instead.
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Is this a virtual OS X or on non-Mac hardware?
__ Spencer W.S. James (@kokoabim)
On Feb 7, 2013, at 12:43 PM, xcvista [email protected] wrote:
Not sure, but the latest GNU one. It does not recognize the switch -h. I need to make my Mac as compatible with Linux as possible.
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在 2013-2-8，4:35，"Spencer W.S. James" [email protected] 写道：
What version of UNIX tools and OS X are you running?
__ Spencer W.S. James (@kokoabim)
On Feb 5, 2013, at 8:36 AM, xcvista [email protected] wrote:
I upgraded the UNIX tools on my Mac to the latest GNU release, which broke your ln -h used in the install code. I modified the code and used cp -r instead.
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It is a real (albeit slightly old) MacBook Pro running OS X 10.8.2 and Xcode 4.6.
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在 2013-2-8，4:49，"Spencer W.S. James" [email protected] 写道：
Is this a virtual OS X or on non-Mac hardware?
__ Spencer W.S. James (@kokoabim)
On Feb 7, 2013, at 12:43 PM, xcvista [email protected] wrote:
Not sure, but the latest GNU one. It does not recognize the switch -h. I need to make my Mac as compatible with Linux as possible.
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在 2013-2-8，4:35，"Spencer W.S. James" [email protected] 写道：
What version of UNIX tools and OS X are you running?
__ Spencer W.S. James (@kokoabim)
On Feb 5, 2013, at 8:36 AM, xcvista [email protected] wrote:
I upgraded the UNIX tools on my Mac to the latest GNU release, which broke your ln -h used in the install code. I modified the code and used cp -r instead.
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I guess since you're using the UNIX tools it is causing this. ln makes links while cp copies files.
Since your set up is unique (relative to others') you could modify iod-setup where ln -h is used to copy instead.
__ Spencer W.S. James (@kokoabim)
On Feb 7, 2013, at 12:51 PM, xcvista [email protected] wrote:
It is a real (albeit slightly old) MacBook Pro running OS X 10.8.2 and Xcode 4.6.
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在 2013-2-8，4:49，"Spencer W.S. James" [email protected] 写道：
Is this a virtual OS X or on non-Mac hardware?
__ Spencer W.S. James (@kokoabim)
On Feb 7, 2013, at 12:43 PM, xcvista [email protected] wrote:
Not sure, but the latest GNU one. It does not recognize the switch -h. I need to make my Mac as compatible with Linux as possible.
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在 2013-2-8，4:35，"Spencer W.S. James" [email protected] 写道：
What version of UNIX tools and OS X are you running?
__ Spencer W.S. James (@kokoabim)
On Feb 5, 2013, at 8:36 AM, xcvista [email protected] wrote:
I upgraded the UNIX tools on my Mac to the latest GNU release, which broke your ln -h used in the install code. I modified the code and used cp -r instead.
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You may just detect if ln recognizes -h, like autoconf. If it works, proceed with ln -h; if not, use cp -r or mv instead.
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在 2013-2-8，4:54，"Spencer W.S. James" [email protected] 写道：
I guess since you're using the UNIX tools it is causing this.
lnmakes links whilecpcopies files.Since your set up is unique (relative to others') you could modify iod-setup where
ln -his used to copy instead.__ Spencer W.S. James (@kokoabim)
On Feb 7, 2013, at 12:51 PM, xcvista [email protected] wrote:
It is a real (albeit slightly old) MacBook Pro running OS X 10.8.2 and Xcode 4.6.
发自我的 iPhone
在 2013-2-8，4:49，"Spencer W.S. James" [email protected] 写道：
Is this a virtual OS X or on non-Mac hardware?
__ Spencer W.S. James (@kokoabim)
On Feb 7, 2013, at 12:43 PM, xcvista [email protected] wrote:
Not sure, but the latest GNU one. It does not recognize the switch -h. I need to make my Mac as compatible with Linux as possible.
发自我的 iPhone
在 2013-2-8，4:35，"Spencer W.S. James" [email protected] 写道：
What version of UNIX tools and OS X are you running?
__ Spencer W.S. James (@kokoabim)
On Feb 5, 2013, at 8:36 AM, xcvista [email protected] wrote:
I upgraded the UNIX tools on my Mac to the latest GNU release, which broke your ln -h used in the install code. I modified the code and used cp -r instead.
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