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GCC 4.3.2 says that calls to open specifying O_CREAT in the second argument requires a third argument to be specified. I used 0666 based on some other google results.
Please forward this to the developer responsible for the sample code so a proper fix can be created.
Best regards,
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GCC 4.3.2 says that calls to open specifying O_CREAT in the second argument requires a third argument to be specified. I used 0666 based on some other google results.
Please forward this to the developer responsible for the sample code so a proper fix can be created.
Best regards,
Very interesting because Ive not met any problems in VM compilation under Ubuntu 8.10 on IA32 computer.
What platform are you using?
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Very interesting because Ive not met any problems in VM compilation under Ubuntu 8.10 on IA32 computer.
What platform are you using?
Thinkpad T60. I also ran into the problem when I made a vmware VM with ubuntu 8.10 and updated to the most current ubuntu updates along witht he "build-essential" package of tools.
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Thinkpad T60. I also ran into the problem when I made a vmware VM with ubuntu 8.10 and updated to the most current ubuntu updates along witht he "build-essential" package of tools.
Yes, thanks. I've met this problem too. Now problem line in vm_mmap.linux32.c will be the following
handle->fd = open(file, O_RDWR | O_CREAT, VM_DEFAULT_MAP_CREATE_MODE);
PS. The third parameter for open(.....) was optional up for gcc 4.3.2. And even for this compiler without -O2 switch compilation will be OK.
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