From: "Laurynas Biveinis" <lauras AT softhome DOT net>
Date: Wed, 27 Jun 2001 19:57:28 +0200
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Subject: Re: bash 2.04 build failure?
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On Tue, Jun 26, 2001 at 01:40:40PM -0400, Mark E. wrote:
> I've uploaded the source to bash 2.05. You can get download it from 
> http://members.nbci.com/snowball3/djgpp/bsh205s.zip. It only works with a 
> recent libc.a built from cvs. Have fun.

Thanks! It built flawlessly, but here starts the real fun: I see various
failures all over the place. Something is very, very wrong with it, either
at my or your side.

1) make check after building bash:

Testing /dev/c/djgpp/gnu/bash-2.05/djbuild/bash.exe
version: 2.05.0(1)-release
versinfo: 2 05 0 1 release i386-pc-msdosdjgpp
HOSTTYPE = i386
OSTYPE = msdosdjgpp
MACHTYPE = i386-pc-msdosdjgpp
run-all: rm: command not found
Any output from any test, unless otherwise noted, indicates a possible anomaly
run-arith
run-all: sh: command not found
run-array
run-all: sh: command not found
run-braces
run-all: sh: command not found
run-builtins
run-all: sh: command not found
run-cond
run-all: sh: command not found
run-cprint
run-all: sh: command not found
run-dirstack
run-all: sh: command not found
run-dollars
run-all: sh: command not found
run-errors
run-all: sh: command not found
run-execscript
run-all: sh: command not found
run-exp-tests
run-all: sh: command not found
run-extglob
run-all: sh: command not found
run-func
run-all: sh: command not found
run-getopts
run-all: sh: command not found
run-glob-test
run-all: sh: command not found
run-heredoc
run-all: sh: command not found
run-history
run-all: sh: command not found
run-ifs-tests
run-all: sh: command not found
run-input-test
run-all: sh: command not found
run-invert
run-all: sh: command not found
run-jobs
run-all: sh: command not found
run-more-exp
run-all: sh: command not found
run-new-exp
run-all: sh: command not found
run-nquote
run-all: sh: command not found
run-posixpat
run-all: sh: command not found
run-precedence
run-all: sh: command not found
run-printf
run-all: sh: command not found
run-quote
run-all: sh: command not found
run-read
run-all: sh: command not found
run-redir
run-all: sh: command not found
run-rhs-exp
run-all: sh: command not found
run-rsh
run-all: sh: command not found
run-set-e
run-all: sh: command not found
run-shopt
run-all: sh: command not found
run-strip
run-all: sh: command not found
run-test
run-all: sh: command not found
run-tilde
run-all: sh: command not found
run-trap
run-all: sh: command not found
run-type
run-all: sh: command not found
run-varenv
run-all: sh: command not found

2) Simpler case. Consider this:
C:\>emacs
[...emacs starts, all ok... C-x C-c...]
C:\>sh
sh-2.05$ emacs
emacs: Cannot open termcap database file

Maybe something is wrong with my environment settings? Do you need
any additional info?