Mail Archives: cygwin/2007/01/15/19:55:24
Leo28C wrote:
> Hello everyone! :-D
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> Hey, I installed Cygwin with the following options:
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> Devel: Install
> wget: (latest version)
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> Now I'm trying to update a program (for coding the PSP) through SVN. The
> tutorial I'm reading
> (http://www.psp-programming.com/tutorials/c/lesson01.htm) says to execute
> the command 'svn update', however that gives me some errors:
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> [quote]
> user AT comp ~/psptoolchain
> $ svn update
> svn: Can't parse '.svn/dir-prop-base'
> svn: Malformed file
> [/quote]
Probably a line ending problem, which is common with svn and svn-tools that=
try
to be smart and use CR-LF on Windows.
I assume you installed whatever you have under ~/psptoolchain from an image
(.zip or .tar.gz file), if that is the case the solution would be to get ri=
d of
that and re-install using Cygwin's svn or leave it and use a GUI for svn (a=
s it
will probably use those line endings by default, but can be configured in m=
any
ways).
You can check if that is the problem by looking at the file with `od -c
.svn/dir-prop-base` or something else that will show the line endings, like=
`vi
-b ...`
> I asked on a PSP coding form and they suggested to reinstall, so I tried
Yep, reinstall, reboot, reboot, reboot, and see if that helps... ;-) Don't=
you
love all those "experts" posting to user groups?
I may be wrong, by the way.
> that. Nothing. Then I tried reinstalling all Cygwin. Nothing. Then I tried
> installing SVN from here:
> http://subversion.tigris.org/servlets/ProjectDocumentList?folderID=3D91
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> But that didn't work either, same error... :-(
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> Anyone got a suggestion? Thanks! ;-)
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> PS: The dir-prop-base file is this:
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> [quote]
> K 10
> svn:ignore
> V 80
> binutils-*.tar.gz
> newlib-*.tar.gz
> gdb-*.tar.gz
> gcc-*.tar.bz2
> binutils-*.tar.gz
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> END
> [/quote
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Ren=E9 Berber
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