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Re: configd crashes

we are duplicating work rrp, we should communicate more, so only one of us
is driven crazy by this stuff.. The other can be driven crazy by other stuff
:-)

I am going through the same process you are right now.. Here is what I have
learned ..

You need to compile all the plugins in the
/System/Library/Systemconfiguration directory, that means
IpConfiguration.bundle, PowerManagement.bundle, PPPCOntroller.bundle and
USBUPSSupport.bundle .. Now these are all in different projects.

I am currently fighting with cross compiling ppp on my tibook, and then I
will do powermanagement, I have done Ipconfiguration (which is in the bootp
project) and I have a sneaking suspicion that the USB one wont need to be
done, so I am going to try ignoring that for now..

I think I'll have an answer tonight as to whether this will work.

Mike




On 12/4/02 7:56 PM, "rrp" <email@hidden> wrote:

> Hmmm... I've tried compiling configd and configd_plugins with the top
> of the tree from the OpenDarwin CVS and it's still not working. I
> there something I need to compile in addition?
>
> On Martedl, dic 3, 2002, at 17:01 US/Pacific, Kevin Van Vechten wrote:
>
>> The release of CoreFoundation-262 via OpenDarwin adds some
>> CFPreferences functionality that is missing from Apple's Darwin
>> release and prevented autodiskmount and Security (among other things)
>> from working correctly on both ppc and x86 Darwin releases.
>>
>> I compiled CF-262 as a fat library using gcc3-1205 (also available
>> from OpenDarwin), which unfortunately is ABI incompatible with the
>> Darwin 6.0.2 build which was built using some other compiler, probably
>> cross-compiled, since it is my understanding that gcc3-1152 does not
>> produce useable output on Darwin x86. It's also my understanding that
>> gcc3-1205 uses the "correct" ABI for Darwin x86.
>>
>> Recompiling configd and its plugins (bundles in
>> /System/Library/SystemConfiguration/) with gcc3-1205 solves the
>> problem.
>>
>> Recompiling top-of-tree CoreFoundation from OpenDarwin using the same
>> compiler that was used to compile Darwin x86 would also solve the
>> problem, however I don't know specifically what version that was or
>> whether it is available outside Apple.
>>
>> -Kevin
>>
>> On Tuesday, December 3, 2002, at 01:00 PM, William Lima wrote:
>>
>>> The configd daemon crashes into any intel box with Darwin 6.0.2/x86 +
>>> CF262.. if you don't install CF, configd starts fine.
>>>
>>> Will
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