Installing CMUCL on a remote machine

Hello,
 
 
I have a 14-year old software that I am trying to run on a
new machine. The author of the software has written that he
has tested it with cmucl 17e, but this can not be installed
on a solaris 2.10 machine. Due to this I tried to install
the closest possible version (18a) to the solaris 2.10
machine which I connect remotely and I don't have the
administrator rights. I opened the zip files (solaris24.tgz
and solaris24.extra.tgz) to my user directory --I did the
necessary environment variable changes-- and set the
CMUCLLIB to my user director (which is not /lib)but
some_user_directory/lib and when I try to run lisp it says:
 
can not find file:  /usr/local/lib/cmucl/lib/lisp.core, it
doesn't exisst
 
what should I do for lisp to see lisp.core, I tried lisp
-core lisp.core but this time it gave Segmentation Fault.
 
Any help would be appreciated, thanks in advance
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scem geyik wrote:
> 
> Hello,
>  
>  
> I have a 14-year old software that I am trying to run
on a new machine. The author of the software has written
that he has tested it with cmucl 17e, but this can not be
installed on a solaris 2.10 machine. Due to this I tried to
install the closest possible version (18a) to the solaris
2.10 machine which I connect remotely and I don't have the
administrator rights. I opened the zip files (solaris24.tgz
and solaris24.extra.tgz) to my user directory --I did the
necessary environment variable changes-- and set the
CMUCLLIB to my user director (which is not /lib)but
some_user_directory/lib and when I try to run lisp it says:
>  
> can not find file:  /usr/local/lib/cmucl/lib/lisp.core,
it doesn't exisst
>  
> what should I do for lisp to see lisp.core, I tried
lisp -core lisp.core but this time it gave Segmentation
Fault.
>  

I would recommend using the latest Solaris snapshot.  I know
that until 
about a year or two ago, there were issues with running on
Solaris 10. 
Something having to do with how memory is mapped.  (Never
found the 
actual cause, but a simple workaround was found.)

And if the latest snapshot doesn't work with your old
software, we'll do 
what we can to help you make it work.  But you'll also have
to help 
because I don't have access to any Solaris 10 machine.

Ray

Hello,
 
I downloaded cmucl 19e for Solaris 10 and set the PATH
variable to the directory which I uncompressed the cmucl
directories (not /usr/local or /opt as I don't have
administrator rights for the machine that I use remotely),
when I typed in "lisp" ,  I am getting the below
error message
 
barbara 19e $ lispmmap: Not enough spaceensure_space: Failed
to validate 268402688 bytes at 0x28000000
 
I also tried 19d (doing the same), in which case I got the
error message:
 
barbara geyiks $ lisp
mmap: Not enough spacemmap: Not enough spacemmap: Not enough
spaceSegmentation Fault
 
What do you think might be the problem?
 
Thanks a lot ,> Date: Wed, 26 Mar 2008 16:09:49 -0400>
From: raymond.toyericsson.com> To: sahincem2001hotmail.com> CC: cmucl-helpcons.org> Subject:
[cmucl-help] Re: Installing CMUCL on a remote machine>
> scem geyik wrote:> > > > Hello,> >
> > > > I have a 14-year old software that I am
trying to run on a new machine. The author of the software
has written that he has tested it with cmucl 17e, but this
can not be installed on a solaris 2.10 machine. Due to this
I tried to install the closest possible version (18a) to the
solaris 2.10 machine which I connect remotely and I don't
have the administrator rights. I opened the zip files
(solaris24.tgz and solaris24.extra.tgz) to my user directory
--I did the necessary environment variable changes-- and set
the CMUCLLIB to my user director (which is not /lib)but
some_user_directory/lib and when I try to run lisp it
says:> > > > can not find file:
/usr/local/lib/cmucl/lib/lisp.core, it doesn't exisst>
> > > what should I do for l!
 isp to see lisp.core, I tried lisp -core lisp.core but this
time it gave Segmentation Fault.> > > > I would
recommend using the latest Solaris snapshot. I know that
until > about a year or two ago, there were issues with
running on Solaris 10. > Something having to do with how
memory is mapped. (Never found the > actual cause, but a
simple workaround was found.)> > And if the latest
snapshot doesn't work with your old software, we'll do >
what we can to help you make it work. But you'll also have
to help > because I don't have access to any Solaris 10
machine.> > Ray> 
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scem geyik wrote:
> 
> Hello,
>  
> I downloaded cmucl 19e for Solaris 10 and set the PATH
variable to the directory which I uncompressed the cmucl
directories (not /usr/local or /opt as I don't have
administrator rights for the machine that I use remotely),
when I typed in "lisp" ,  I am getting the below
error message

CMUCL can be installed anywhere.

>  
> barbara 19e $ lispmmap: Not enough spaceensure_space:
Failed to validate 268402688 bytes at 0x28000000

I'm pretty sure 19e runs on Solaris 10, but I've never
tested that 
personally.  This failure means cmucl couldn't map the
static space. 
What does ulimit -a say?  Any limits on memory?


>  
> I also tried 19d (doing the same), in which case I got
the error message:
>  
> barbara geyiks $ lisp
> mmap: Not enough spacemmap: Not enough spacemmap: Not
enough spaceSegmentation Fault

I think 19d should work too.  It's basically the same issue
as on 19e.

Ray

ulimit -a says :
 
core file size                                 (blocks, -c)
0data seg size                               (kbytes, -d)
unlimitedfile size                                       
(blocks, -f) unlimitedopen files                            
                  (-n) 256pipe size                         
      (512 bytes, -p) 10stack size                          
         (kbytes, -s) 8192cpu time                          
         (seconds, -t) unlimitedmax user processes          
                      (-u) 192virtual memory                
           (kbytes, -v) 524288
could this be the problem ?
 
> Date: Thu, 27 Mar 2008 16:43:39 -0400> From:
raymond.toyericsson.com> To: sahincem2001hotmail.com> CC: cmucl-helpcons.org> Subject: Re:
[cmucl-help] Re: Installing CMUCL on a remote machine>
> scem geyik wrote:> > > > Hello,> >
> > I downloaded cmucl 19e for Solaris 10 and set the
PATH variable to the directory which I uncompressed the
cmucl directories (not /usr/local or /opt as I don't have
administrator rights for the machine that I use remotely),
when I typed in "lisp" , I am getting the below
error message> > CMUCL can be installed anywhere.>
> > > > barbara 19e $ lispmmap: Not enough
spaceensure_space: Failed to validate 268402688 bytes at
0x28000000> > I'm pretty sure 19e runs on Solaris 10,
but I've never tested that > personally. This failure
means cmucl couldn't map the static space. > What does
ulimit -a say? Any limits on memory?> > > > >
> I also tried 19d (doing the same), in which case I got
the error message:> > > > barbara geyiks $
lisp> > mmap: Not eno!
 ugh spacemmap: Not enough spacemmap: Not enough
spaceSegmentation Fault> > I think 19d should work
too. It's basically the same issue as on 19e.> > Ray
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Format is bad sorry, rewriting it:
 
core file size (blocks, -c) 0
data seg size (kbytes, -d) unlimited
file size (blocks, -f) unlimited
open files (-n) 256
pipe size (512 bytes, -p) 10
stack size (kbytes, -s) 8192
cpu time (seconds, -t) unlimited
max user processes (-u) 192
virtual memory (kbytes, -v) 524288
> could this be the problem ?> From: sahincem2001hotmail.com> To: raymond.toyericsson.com> CC:
cmucl-helpcons.org> Subject: [cmucl-help] Re: Installing
CMUCL on a remote machine> Date: Thu, 27 Mar 2008
23:22:39 +0000> > > > ulimit -a says :> >
core file size (blocks, -c) 0data seg size (kbytes, -d)
unlimitedfile size (blocks, -f) unlimitedopen files (-n)
256pipe size (512 bytes, -p) 10stack size (kbytes, -s)
8192cpu time (seconds, -t) unlimitedmax user processes (-u)
192virtual memory (kbytes, -v) 524288> could this be the
problem ?> > > Date: Thu, 27 Mar 2008 16:43:39
-0400> From: raymond.toyericsson.com> To:
sahincem2001hotmail.com> CC: cmucl-helpcons.org> Subject: Re:
[cmucl-help] Re: Installing CMUCL on a remote machine>
> scem geyik wrote:> > > > Hello,> >
> > I downloaded cmucl 19e for Solaris 10 and set the
PATH variable to the directory which I uncompressed the
cmucl directories (not /usr/local or /opt as I don't have
administrator rights for the machine that I!
  use remotely), when I typed in "lisp" , I am
getting the below error message> > CMUCL can be
installed anywhere.> > > > > barbara 19e $
lispmmap: Not enough spaceensure_space: Failed to validate
268402688 bytes at 0x28000000> > I'm pretty sure 19e
runs on Solaris 10, but I've never tested that >
personally. This failure means cmucl couldn't map the static
space. > What does ulimit -a say? Any limits on
memory?> > > > > > I also tried 19d (doing
the same), in which case I got the error message:> >
> > barbara geyiks $ lisp> > mmap: Not eno!>
ugh spacemmap: Not enough spacemmap: Not enough
spaceSegmentation Fault> > I think 19d should work
too. It's basically the same issue as on 19e.> >
Ray>
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scem geyik wrote:
> ulimit -a says :
>  
> core file size                                 (blocks,
-c) 0data seg size                               (kbytes,
-d) unlimitedfile size                                      
 (blocks, -f) unlimitedopen files                           
                   (-n) 256pipe size                        
       (512 bytes, -p) 10stack size                         
          (kbytes, -s) 8192cpu time                         
          (seconds, -t) unlimitedmax user processes         
                       (-u) 192virtual memory               
            (kbytes, -v) 524288
> could this be the problem ?
>   
This is indented weirdly, but if the virtual memory limit is
524288 KB, 
then you have a problem.  The read-only and static spaces
combined are 
512 MB.

Can you increase the virtual memory?  It would be best to
make it 
unlimited for this test. 

If not, I think the best I can do would be to reduce the
size of the 
spaces to something smalller.

Ray