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  48                         <h3 class="entry-header">Native x86 toolchain/Bluecat Installation/ECRD timeouts</h3>
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  52   <li>Discovered problems with Native x86 toolchain.</li>
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  54   <li>Attempting Bluecat installation from CDs - taking a long time!</li>
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  56   <li>Implemented timeouts correctly in ecrd, which was having client deadlocks every night</li>
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  60                               <h3>Native X86 Toolchain Build Problem</h3>
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  62 <p>When building the toolchain on x86 natively I kept getting different failures. It was frustrating to say the least. Conferred with Adam and he remembered a problem with the kernel changing timestamps on files due to an nmap problem (ECR <a href="http://saturn/ecr/ecr.php?ecr=22905">22905</a>) which still seems to be a problem. Emailed Vlad about this...</p>
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  64 <h3>Bluecat installation from CDs</h3>
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  66 <p>Bluecat installation was takng a long time due to timeouts in NFS for a stale file handle for some remotely mounted CDROM. Still have an issue with one RPM that has int:staff ownership:</p>
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  69     Installing BlueCat_ppc/cdt/RPMS/libgcc_cdt-3.2.2-1.i386.rpm
  70     error: failed to stat /mnt/qa: Stale NFS file handle
  71     warning: user int does not exist - using root
  72     warning: group staff does not exist - using root
  73     warning: user int does not exist - using root
  74     warning: group staff does not exist - using root
  75     warning: user int does not exist - using root
  76     warning: group staff does not exist - using root
  77     warning: user int does not exist - using root
  78     warning: group staff does not exist - using root
  79     warning: user int does not exist - using root
  80     warning: group staff does not exist - using root
  81     warning: user int does not exist - using root
  82     warning: group staff does not exist - using root
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  84
  85 <p>Note that this is the only package that this occurred on. It seems to verify Sasha's assertion that if the rpm's are not packaged by a native user then such warnings will occur. Still it seems odd that these "ppc" rpm's have "i386" in them...</p>
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  89                            <span class="post-footers">Posted by  on March 10, 2005  4:21 PM</span> <span class="separator">|</span> <a class="permalink" href="http://defaria.com/blogs/Status/archives/000314.html">Permalink</a>
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