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CVS download by Unknown on Jan 27, 2005			Not available!
Hi, I'm going to start experimenting with or1200. I would like to start with the or1200 tutorial. I downloaded the files using WinCVS, then I switched in Linux and I started installing the SW tool chain (starting from gcc 2.95) It seems that the "configure" scripts are not recognized as executable scripts (I checked for rights and type of shells of course). Then, I downloaded gcc from the GNU site in .gtar format, I extracted the archive and now it works (configure file are executed). Is someone able to explain to me why the WinCvs procedure "destroy" im some way executable property of configure files? Thanks Stefano Hi, I'm going to start experimenting with or1200. I would like to start with the or1200 tutorial. I downloaded the files using WinCVS, then I switched in Linux and I started installing the SW tool chain (starting from gcc 2.95) It seems that the "configure" scripts are not recognized as executable scripts (I checked for rights and type of shells of course). Then, I downloaded gcc from the GNU site in .gtar format, I extracted the archive and now it works (configure file are executed). Is someone able to explain to me why the WinCvs procedure "destroy" im some way executable property of configure files? Thanks Stefano

CVS download by Unknown on Jan 27, 2005			Not available!
It could well be that WinCVS is putting a carriage return in the checked-out files, although this can be overriden in the options. I wouldn't bother with gcc 2.95 either - it's well out of date. Check the mailing list archives for the latest version of gcc. Robert <A HREF="mailto:stefano.lorenzini1@tin.it">stefano.lorenzini1@tin.it</A> wrote: [q]Hi, I'm going to start experimenting with or1200. I would like to start with the or1200 tutorial. I downloaded the files using WinCVS, then I switched in Linux and I started installing the SW tool chain (starting from gcc 2.95) It seems that the "configure" scripts are not recognized as executable scripts (I checked for rights and type of shells of course). Then, I downloaded gcc from the GNU site in .gtar format, I extracted the archive and now it works (configure file are executed). Is someone able to explain to me why the WinCvs procedure "destroy" im some way executable property of configure files? Thanks Stefano _______________________________________________ <A HREF="http://www.opencores.org/mailman/listinfo/openrisc">http://www.opencores.org/mailman/listinfo/openrisc</A> [/q] -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.0 - Release Date: 27/01/2005 It could well be that WinCVS is putting a carriage return in the checked-out files, although this can be overriden in the options. I wouldn't bother with gcc 2.95 either - it's well out of date. Check the mailing list archives for the latest version of gcc. Robert stefano.lorenzini1@tin.it wrote: Hi, I'm going to start experimenting with or1200. I would like to start with the or1200 tutorial. I downloaded the files using WinCVS, then I switched in Linux and I started installing the SW tool chain (starting from gcc 2.95) It seems that the "configure" scripts are not recognized as executable scripts (I checked for rights and type of shells of course). Then, I downloaded gcc from the GNU site in .gtar format, I extracted the archive and now it works (configure file are executed). Is someone able to explain to me why the WinCvs procedure "destroy" im some way executable property of configure files? Thanks Stefano _______________________________________________ http://www.opencores.org/mailman/listinfo/openrisc -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.0 - Release Date: 27/01/2005

CVS download by Unknown on Jan 27, 2005			Not available!
[q] the execute property is preserved by cvs. perhaps it's wincvs fault, because cvs on linux or under cygwin works just fine...[/q] It's probably that you are useing a FAT filesytem, where there is no flag for execute permissions, so they get dropped and the linux FAT driver doesn't set it for every file intrinsically like it used to... nog. the execute property is preserved by cvs. perhaps it's wincvs fault, because cvs on linux or under cygwin works just fine... It's probably that you are useing a FAT filesytem, where there is no flag for execute permissions, so they get dropped and the linux FAT driver doesn't set it for every file intrinsically like it used to... nog.

CVS download by Unknown on Jan 27, 2005			Not available!
* <A HREF="mailto:stefano.lorenzini1@tin.it">stefano.lorenzini1@tin.it</A> (<A HREF="mailto:stefano.lorenzini1@tin.it">stefano.lorenzini1@tin.it</A>) wrote: [q] Hi, I'm going to start experimenting with or1200. I would like to start with the or1200 tutorial. I downloaded the files using WinCVS, then I switched in Linux and I started installing the SW tool chain (starting from gcc 2.95)[/q] . [q] It seems that the "configure" scripts are not recognized as executable scripts (I checked for rights and type of shells of course). Then, I downloaded gcc from the GNU site in .gtar format, I extracted the archive and now it works (configure file are executed). Is someone able to explain to me why the WinCvs procedure "destroy" im some way executable property of configure files?[/q] the execute property is preserved by cvs. perhaps it's wincvs fault, because cvs on linux or under cygwin works just fine... regards, p. * stefano.lorenzini1@tin.it (stefano.lorenzini1@tin.it) wrote: Hi, I'm going to start experimenting with or1200. I would like to start with the or1200 tutorial. I downloaded the files using WinCVS, then I switched in Linux and I started installing the SW tool chain (starting from gcc 2.95) . It seems that the "configure" scripts are not recognized as executable scripts (I checked for rights and type of shells of course). Then, I downloaded gcc from the GNU site in .gtar format, I extracted the archive and now it works (configure file are executed). Is someone able to explain to me why the WinCvs procedure "destroy" im some way executable property of configure files? the execute property is preserved by cvs. perhaps it's wincvs fault, because cvs on linux or under cygwin works just fine... regards, p.

CVS download by Unknown on Jan 31, 2005			Not available!
I solved the problem. Now it works. There is n fact a flag into WinCVS that must be enabled in order to correctly manage unix ASCII file. Thanks to everybody. Stefano ----- Original Message ----- From: Robert Cragie<<A HREF="mailto:rcc@j...">rcc@j...</A>> To: Date: Thu Jan 27 19:54:33 CET 2005 Subject: [openrisc] CVS download [q] It could well be that WinCVS is putting a carriage return in the checked-out files, although this can be overriden in the options. I wouldn't bother with gcc 2.95 either - it's well out of date. Check the mailing list archives for the latest version of gcc. Robert <A HREF="mailto:stefano.lorenzini1@t...">stefano.lorenzini1@t...</A> wrote: [q]>Hi, > >I'm going to start experimenting with or1200. > >I would like to start with the or1200 tutorial. > >I downloaded the files using WinCVS, then I switched >in Linux and I started installing the SW tool chain (starting >from gcc 2.95) > >It seems that the "configure" scripts are not [/q] recognized [q]>as executable scripts (I checked for rights and type of shells >of course). > >Then, I downloaded gcc from the GNU site in .gtar format, I [/q] extracted [q]>the archive and now it works (configure file are executed). > >Is someone able to explain to me why the WinCvs procedure >"destroy" im some way executable property of [/q] configure files? [q]> >Thanks > >Stefano >_______________________________________________ ><A HREF="http://www.opencores.org/mailman/listinfo/openrisc">http://www.opencores.org/mailman/listinfo/openrisc</A> > > > > > [/q] -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.0 - Release Date: 27/01/2005 [/q] I solved the problem. Now it works. There is n fact a flag into WinCVS that must be enabled in order to correctly manage unix ASCII file. Thanks to everybody. Stefano ----- Original Message ----- From: Robert Cragiercc@j...> To: Date: Thu Jan 27 19:54:33 CET 2005 Subject: [openrisc] CVS download It could well be that WinCVS is putting a carriage return in the checked-out files, although this can be overriden in the options. I wouldn't bother with gcc 2.95 either - it's well out of date. Check the mailing list archives for the latest version of gcc. Robert stefano.lorenzini1@t... wrote: >Hi, > >I'm going to start experimenting with or1200. > >I would like to start with the or1200 tutorial. > >I downloaded the files using WinCVS, then I switched >in Linux and I started installing the SW tool chain (starting >from gcc 2.95) > >It seems that the "configure" scripts are not recognized >as executable scripts (I checked for rights and type of shells >of course). > >Then, I downloaded gcc from the GNU site in .gtar format, I extracted >the archive and now it works (configure file are executed). > >Is someone able to explain to me why the WinCvs procedure >"destroy" im some way executable property of configure files? > >Thanks > >Stefano >_______________________________________________ >http://www.opencores.org/mailman/listinfo/openrisc > > > > > -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.0 - Release Date: 27/01/2005

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