Hercules on Mac OSX gives a AUTOMOUNT error
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RE: Hercules on Mac OSX gives a AUTOMOUNT error
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Hash: SHA1 Nigel DeFreitas wrote: > I'm using a Aluminium Macbook/64 bit with Leopard > (OS X 10.6.1). I installed the Leopard download of > Hercules from here: > http://www.hercules-390.org/hercules-3.06-leopard.dmg [...] > cckd invalid keyword: cache > HHCCF090I Default Allowed AUTOMOUNT directory = > "/Users/nigeldefreitas/tapes/" > HHCCF091S Invalid AUTOMOUNT directory: "/tapes": No such file or directory [...] <snip> > #################################################################### > # HERCULES EMULATOR CONTROL FILE # > # (Note: not all parameters are shown) # > #################################################################### [...] > CCKD cache=8 [...] > DEFSYM TAPEDIR "$(HOME)/tapes" > AUTOMOUNT $(TAPEDIR) > AUTOMOUNT +/tapes > AUTOMOUNT -/tapes/vault <snip> > Any ideas what I'm doing incorrectly here? Yes: First (non-fatal) problem: "cckd invalid keyword: cache": It appears you are using our "sample" configuration file which unfortunately contains an error. We apologize for that. Just like the error message says, "cache" is indeed an invalid keyword. The error has already been corrected in current SVN and will formally appear in the next release (hopefully). Second (fatal) problem: "HHCCF091S Invalid AUTOMOUNT directory: "/tapes": The directory specified in the SAMPLE configuration file you are using was "/tapes" (i.e. the "AUTOMOUNT +/tapes" statement). On the host operating system you are using (Apple Leopard OS X 10.6.1), path specifications starting with "/" are ABSOLUTE paths, not relative paths. The directory it is looking for is "/tapes". The directory it is NOT looking for is "/Users/nigeldefreitas/tapes/". The two directories (paths) are completely different from each other. They are NOT the same thing. > I tried creating a folder called "tapes" in the location > specified, Actually no, you did not. :) You THOUGHT you did, but you actually didn't. :) > but that had no effect. I commented the LCS line but that had > no effect either: # 0440.2 LCS -n /dev/net/tun 192.168.200.2 The LCS device statement does not have anything to do with the error that was reported. > I installed tun tap, but didn't perform any additional > configuration (just installed with defaults by double-clicking > the package). LCS devices have nothing to do with the error you are reporting. > I'm not sure why I get the tapes message even after I manually > create the tapes folder in OS X. You created your tapes directory in the wrong place. :) Either: a) create the directory in the correct location, or: b) remove the AUTOMOUNT statement from your configuration file. Or better yet, create your OWN configuration file instead of trying to use our sample (which is only meant to be illustrative but not necessarily correct/valid for anyone's particular system). <snip remainder> Welcome to Hercules, Nigel. We hope your stay is a pleasant one. :) - -- "Fish" (David B. Trout) - fish@... Fight Spam! Join CAUCE! <http://www.cauce.org/> 7 reasons why HTML email is a bad thing http://www.georgedillon.com/web/html_email_is_evil.shtml PGP key fingerprints: DH/DSS: 9F9B BAB0 BA7F C458 1A89 FE26 48F5 D7F4 C4EE 3E2A RSA: 6B37 7110 7201 9917 9B0D 99E3 55DB 5D58 FADE 4A52 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: PGP Desktop 9.8.0 (Build 2158) Charset: us-ascii wj8DBQFK/BWNSPXX9MTuPioRArUvAKCObhEJ2lrbabRlREUOHqopQfK9vACeIezA 1zWIsdLZRcodst+m0HYYSjU= =Rza+ -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- |
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