SV: Getting EMC to install. Was: Is EMC and RTL2.2.13 viable?

[Anders Blix <anders.blix-at-tv2.no>]

I finally got EMC to work! This is thanks to you. I would not have figured
out that I needed to install the Xfree developement pakage. In fact it is
one of the few pakages I didn't install... I didn't have more space on my
disk! But then I got ridd of something else instead. Havent had the time to
test more than simulation, but I hope to get the time this week. Its my week
of now! 

My mill has arrived from Taiwan as wel! To bad I have to wait until next
month to take it inside and test it!

Anders Blix, now running EMC on RH6.1 RTL2.0 on a Pentium 166. 

> -----Opprinnelig melding-----
> Fra:	Joel Jacobs [SMTP:jj-at-netexp.net]
> Sendt:	11. mars 2000 20:24
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> Emne:	Re: Getting EMC to install. Was: Is EMC and RTL2.2.13 viable?
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Anders Blix <anders.blix-at-tv2.no>
> To: Multiple recipients of list <emc-at-nist.gov>
> Sent: Saturday, March 11, 2000 12:19 PM
> Subject: SV: Getting EMC to install. Was: Is EMC and RTL2.2.13 viable?
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> 
> Hey! I just got iosh to make!  Seems the linker was looking for
> /usr/X11R6/lib/libXaw.so and I didn't have that.  I made it a link to
> libXaw.so.6.1 and it worked.  It made bridgporttask and minimilltask now
> too.  I am able to run the simulation - finally.  The real ./emc.run still
> locks up loading freqmot.o.  I just changed the variable 'PERIOD' in
> emcfreqmot.c to 40 and am re-compiling to see if that helps.
> 
> > Btw, would it be possible to make a complete list of what components
> > are neded and other setupp things that need to be taken care of???? I
> think
> > this would be helpfull for manny trying to get this ting to work. It is
> most
> > certainly needed! Many people trying to install the pakage are not
> > sxperienced with linux as it is.
> >
> I agree, a month ago I didn't even know how to say linux:)  And like a
> dummy
> I didn't even get Red Hat.  I got Mandrake Linux.
> 
> > > > I have no linux subdirectory in rtl/include . Anny ideas why??? And
> > > > should there be? When I cheked the rtl tarfile it didn't contain
> anny
> > > > rtl/include/linux file or directory either.
> Whoops, mine doesn't either.  I ended up with three links in my /usr/src
> directory.  They are:
> 
> /opt/rtl/rtlinux-2.0/linux    (link named linux)
> /opt/rtl/rtlinux-2.0/rtl        (link named rtl)
> /opt/rtl/rtlinux-2.0            (link named rtlinux-2.0
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