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[qlfecv]

[ooPo]

What version of patch are you using?

[qlfecv]

2005-07-23 07:52

download all trunk yesterday nigth.

[ooPo]

[Karmix]

You ususally have a hunk fail when the patch file you are using was made for a different version of the file you are trying to patch. I personally would be suprised if it had something to do with the version of patch you were using, but check anyway. I'd also double check to make sure you have the right patch files and the right version of the source. A little more information on what you're doing to build would be helpful. (what did you do to checkout the toolchain, what did you type to start the build, etc.) I'm assuming that you're using Oopo's build script, so listen to what he says :). Good Luck

[Jim]

Toolchain did recently move from 4.0.0 to 4.0.1. That would screw all the patches. Do a full update.

Jim
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[ooPo]

The toolchain script has the gcc version set in one place. If the script is using gcc-4.0.0.patch, it will download gcc-4.0.0.tar.bz2, unpack, and patch it. There is no reason for it to go with the wrong version unless you're manually renaming files or editing the script.

Regardless, its failing during binutils - it doesn't even get to gcc. And the version he's using (I'll assume he meant 20050725) is already updated to use gcc-4.0.1.

I've had a problem with patch before where an older version couldn't understand some of the information in the diff file and would fail chunks. I've also had a problem once where patch wouldn't accept '-p0' and it would fail as well. This is why I asked which version of patch he was using.

[qlfecv]

Thank.

The problem was to have multiple app of cywin installed. :(

I clean all, install last version of cygwin and it work fine.