hello,
I just saw some discussion about web management on the group. I've been
trying to use portable aserve, but on installation, it complains about not
finding a file "library:subsystems/gray-streams-library-xf86", and refuses
to go on.
Anybody knows a remedy?
tia,
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Jean Magnan de Bornier <····@bornier.net> wrote:
> I just saw some discussion about web management on the group. I've
> been trying to use portable aserve, but on installation, it complains
> about not finding a file
> "library:subsystems/gray-streams-library-xf86", and refuses to go on.
> Anybody knows a remedy?
if you are using CMUCL, you need to install the "extra" packet, too.
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Le 04/11/05 avril � 02:04:00 Frank Buss <··@frank-buss.de> a �crit notamment:
> Jean Magnan de Bornier <····@bornier.net> wrote:
>
>> I just saw some discussion about web management on the group. I've
>> been trying to use portable aserve, but on installation, it complains
>> about not finding a file
>> "library:subsystems/gray-streams-library-xf86", and refuses to go on.
>> Anybody knows a remedy?
>
> if you are using CMUCL, you need to install the "extra" packet, too.
[...]
Thanks, can you tell me where this packet hides (no mention of it on the
portableserve website)?
tia
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Jean Magnan de Bornier <····@bornier.net> writes:
>> if you are using CMUCL, you need to install the "extra" packet, too.
>
> [...]
>
> Thanks, can you tell me where this packet hides (no mention of it on the
> portableserve website)?
You should be able to find it where you got your CMUCL.
Petter
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Le 04/11/05 avril � 10:17:07 Petter Gustad <·············@gustad.com> a
�crit notamment:
> Jean Magnan de Bornier <····@bornier.net> writes:
>
>>> if you are using CMUCL, you need to install the "extra" packet, too.
>>
>> [...]
>>
>> Thanks, can you tell me where this packet hides (no mention of it on the
>> portableserve website)?
>
> You should be able to find it where you got your CMUCL.
>
> Petter
[...]
Thanks. There is some confusion for me here on a linux/gentoo box:
There is a "cmucl" package but *also* a "cmucl-sources" package, only the
first one was installed when I posted yersterday. If I install the latter
and uninstall the former, slime cannot be started. So I keep both, but
know nothing of their interactions.
With cmucl-sources the complaint about
"library:subsystems/gray-streams-library-xf86" disappears ,
it seems to be ok far this file.
But then I see anther problem when trying to install aserve with the
(load "INSTALL.lisp") command:
Reader error at 3146 on #<Stream for file
"/usr/share/common-lisp/source/acl-compat/acl-compat.asd">: Symbol
"WITHOUT-PACKAGE-LOCKS" not found in the EXTENSIONS package. [Condition
of type COMMON-LISP::READER-PACKAGE-ERROR]
Of course acl-compat is installed.
Am I doomed?
tia,
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Jean Magnan de Bornier <····@bornier.net> writes:
> But then I see anther problem when trying to install aserve with the
> (load "INSTALL.lisp") command:
>
> Reader error at 3146 on #<Stream for file
> "/usr/share/common-lisp/source/acl-compat/acl-compat.asd">: Symbol
> "WITHOUT-PACKAGE-LOCKS" not found in the EXTENSIONS package. [Condition
> of type COMMON-LISP::READER-PACKAGE-ERROR]
>
> Of course acl-compat is installed.
What version of cmucl do you have installed?
Le 04/11/05 avril � 21:22:11 Rudi Schlatte <····@constantly.at> a �crit
notamment:
> Jean Magnan de Bornier <····@bornier.net> writes:
>
>> But then I see anther problem when trying to install aserve with the
>> (load "INSTALL.lisp") command:
>>
>> Reader error at 3146 on #<Stream for file
>> "/usr/share/common-lisp/source/acl-compat/acl-compat.asd">: Symbol
>> "WITHOUT-PACKAGE-LOCKS" not found in the EXTENSIONS package. [Condition
>> of type COMMON-LISP::READER-PACKAGE-ERROR]
>>
>> Of course acl-compat is installed.
>
> What version of cmucl do you have installed?
Here is what I have:
* dev-lisp/cmucl
Installed: 18e-r4
* dev-lisp/cmucl-source
Installed: 18e-r1
cheers,
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On Mon, 11 Apr 2005 19:37:50 +0200, <····@bornier.net> wrote:
> Le 04/11/05 avril � 10:17:07 Petter Gustad <·············@gustad.com> a
> �crit notamment:
>> Jean Magnan de Bornier <····@bornier.net> writes:
>>>> if you are using CMUCL, you need to install the "extra" packet, too.
>>>
>>> Thanks, can you tell me where this packet hides (no mention of it on the
>>> portableserve website)?
>>
>> You should be able to find it where you got your CMUCL.
>
> Thanks. There is some confusion for me here on a linux/gentoo box:
The ebuild will not include the 'extra' packages. As a gentoo and
cmucl user, my advice is to forget the emerge method and simply get a
binary from:
ftp://ftp.common-lisp.net/pub/project/cmucl/
You are better off with a recent snapshot than with the 19a release.
Once you install cmucl, you need to run the "config.lisp" found in the
same directory as the core in order to get the extra features into the
image.
An alternative would be to fix the cmucl ebuild to fetch the correct
tar file, and then later run "config.lisp".
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Le 04/12/05 avril � 12:21:26 GP lisper <········@CloudDancer.com> a �crit
notamment:
> On Mon, 11 Apr 2005 19:37:50 +0200, <····@bornier.net> wrote:
>> Le 04/11/05 avril � 10:17:07 Petter Gustad <·············@gustad.com> a
>> �crit notamment:
>>> Jean Magnan de Bornier <····@bornier.net> writes:
>>>>> if you are using CMUCL, you need to install the "extra" packet, too.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks, can you tell me where this packet hides (no mention of it on the
>>>> portableserve website)?
>>>
>>> You should be able to find it where you got your CMUCL.
>>
>> Thanks. There is some confusion for me here on a linux/gentoo box:
>
> The ebuild will not include the 'extra' packages. As a gentoo and
> cmucl user,
great! looks like you are exactly the one I was looking for; I had a
feeling there might be some imperfection in gentoo's management in the
lisp department.
> my advice is to forget the emerge method and simply get a binary from:
>
> ftp://ftp.common-lisp.net/pub/project/cmucl/
>
> You are better off with a recent snapshot than with the 19a release.
> Once you install cmucl, you need to run the "config.lisp" found in the
> same directory as the core in order to get the extra features into the
> image.
ok I'll try that
Thanks,
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Le 04/12/05 avril GP lisper <········@CloudDancer.com> a �crit notamment:
> On Mon, 11 Apr 2005 19:37:50 +0200, <····@bornier.net> wrote:
>> Le 04/11/05 avril � 10:17:07 Petter Gustad <·············@gustad.com> a
>> �crit notamment:
>>> Jean Magnan de Bornier <····@bornier.net> writes:
>>>>> if you are using CMUCL, you need to install the "extra" packet, too.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks, can you tell me where this packet hides (no mention of it on the
>>>> portableserve website)?
>>>
>>> You should be able to find it where you got your CMUCL.
>>
>> Thanks. There is some confusion for me here on a linux/gentoo box:
>
> The ebuild will not include the 'extra' packages. As a gentoo and
> cmucl user, my advice is to forget the emerge method and simply get a
> binary from:
>
> ftp://ftp.common-lisp.net/pub/project/cmucl/
>
> You are better off with a recent snapshot than with the 19a release.
> Once you install cmucl, you need to run the "config.lisp" found in the
> same directory as the core in order to get the extra features into the
> image.
>
OK, everything is on my machine. But I don't see what "to run
'config.lisp'" means. What commands are to be used?
Please forgive my ignorance :-)
cheers,
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Jean Magnan de Bornier <····@bornier.net> writes:
> Le 04/12/05 avril GP lisper <········@CloudDancer.com> a �crit notamment:
> > The ebuild will not include the 'extra' packages. As a gentoo and
> > cmucl user, my advice is to forget the emerge method and simply get a
> > binary from:
> >
> > ftp://ftp.common-lisp.net/pub/project/cmucl/
> >
> > You are better off with a recent snapshot than with the 19a release.
> > Once you install cmucl, you need to run the "config.lisp" found in the
> > same directory as the core in order to get the extra features into the
> > image.
> >
> OK, everything is on my machine. But I don't see what "to run
> 'config.lisp'" means. What commands are to be used?
That would be done with:
(load "config.lisp")
from the REPL.
> Please forgive my ignorance :-)
> cheers,
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