At 8:12 Uhr +0100 02.02.2004, Friedrich Dominicus wrote:
>Rainer Joswig <joswig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>
>> At 13:53 Uhr +0100 01.02.2004, Friedrich Dominicus wrote:
>>>I tried to install CL-HTTP on OpenGenera but I do not understand how
>>>to do that from sources. Is a install file like start.lisp available?
>>>
>>>Well I assume Lisp Machine hacker will have no problem with that task
>>>but it's too much for me....
>>>
>>>Regards
>>>Friedrich
>>
>>>From memory
>>
>> Install the Lisp machine reel with the Restore Distribution
>> Activity.
>>
>>> Select Activity Restore Distribution
>>
>> Select the REEL file. Restore the packages to the file system.
>I downloaded the file issued the command I found at
>http://www.ai.mit.edu/projects/iiip/doc/cl-http/home-page.html#lispm
>
>Got an error message
>BTREE is not a known file server host
>
>Can not make sense out of this.
also see my other mail. a bit explanation:
It means that there is a pathname with the host component
BTREE. Actually it is a logical pathname. This is
sometimes a problem when you install some software
on the Lisp machine. A file is to be restored, but
the logical pathname definition is not yet available.
A solution is to write yourself a logical pathname
file for the host btree. The lispmachine has a
directory for logical pathname and system lookup.
Kind of a registry. There operating system should
have placed a lot of stuff in this directory
there. You will have to write a file for the
BTREE logical host with the necessary logical
pathname translation.
Actually you also can just
type the translation direclty into a listener.
Maybe you need a Unix-like pathname as a target - on Open Genera -
I don't know.
>I would prefer getting the stuff compiled from scratch.
Why?
>
>Regards
>Friedrich
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