Re: Fwd: Memory error

David Blaikie wrote:
>; Excellent, thank you for the detailed response.  That makes a lot of
> sense.  I9;m going to try another Windows trial...
>
> I did manage to compile on Linux and run the program.  When I tried to
> do it on a test database, I got a "file not recognized" error (don't
> have the text in front of me).  When I looked up this error on google
>; I found a conversation from someone who was trying to migrate on a Mac
> and began a discussion on endian byte order.  I thought this might be
> my issue as well but my colleague (helpful fellow, him) said that it's
> processor-specific - Intel Linux will have same byte order as Intel
> Windows.  The only other variable I know about is that our Linux box
> is 64-bit, but apparently that doesn't matter either.  What do you
> think?
>;

Actually, it does matter.  I have a dual boot box with both 32 and 64
bit copies of the Linux OS.  I built and installed the current trunk on
both OSes.  The migration runs to completion on the i586 OS.  When I run
the migration on the x86_64 OS the migration fails almost immediately:

ssphys: unrecognized file
Try `ssphys --help` for more information
ERROR -- FAILED with non-zero exit status 255 (cmd: "ssphys" info
-ewindows-1252 "/path/to/database/data/names.dat";)
at /usr/bin/vss2svn.pl line 1481
File does not exist:  at /usr/bin/vss2svn.pl line 130

ssphys seems to have problems when built for 64-bit Linux.

Leo

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eek.  This is the same error I was going to bring up next - the error I got when migrating a small database!  Looks like I'm out of luck, then! ;

Anyone have any idea why this should be so?  Why should vss2svn have trouble on 64?

David

On Nov 30, 2007 3:39 PM, Leo Davis < ldavisfonix.com" target="_blank">ldavisfonix.com > wrote:

David Blaikie wrote:
>; Excellent, thank you for the detailed response.  That makes a lot of
> sense.  I9;m going to try another Windows trial...
&gt;
> I did manage to compile on Linux and run the program.  When I tried to
> do it on a test database, I got a "file not recognized" error (don't
> have the text in front of me).  When I looked up this error on google
>; I found a conversation from someone who was trying to migrate on a Mac
> and began a discussion on endian byte order.  I thought this might be
> my issue as well but my colleague (helpful fellow, him) said that it's
&gt; processor-specific - Intel Linux will have same byte order as Intel
&gt; Windows.  The only other variable I know about is that our Linux box
> is 64-bit, but apparently that doesn't matter either.  What do you
> think?
>;

Actually, it does matter.  I have a dual boot box with both 32 and 64
bit copies of the Linux OS.  I built and installed the current trunk on
both OSes.  The migration runs to completion on the i586 OS.  When I run
the migration on the x86_64 OS the migration fails almost immediately:

ssphys: unrecognized file
Try `ssphys --help` for more information
ERROR -- FAILED with non-zero exit status 255 (cmd: "ssphys" info
-ewindows-1252 "/path/to/database/data/names.dat";)
at /usr/bin/vss2svn.pl line 1481
File does not exist:  at /usr/bin/vss2svn.pl line 130

ssphys seems to have problems when built for 64-bit Linux.

Leo

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