Hi Christian, Thanks for fixing the Makefile stuff. RPM packages for ROOT? Didn't know they existed. I would probably need a SRPM in any case--unfortunately, the PPC build always seems to be left behind. However, I did build ROOT (and BRAT) into /usr/local -- This seems to be a pretty clean way of making all the packages readily available. Sorry about the lock...I didn't think things had gotten that far. While updating my systems to the latest brat, brag, ..., I decided to also configure an intel box here with the latest redhat. I thought going mainstream would be easier--Wrong! Got ARLA installed all right, after discovering this bit about RedHat shipping a compiler that won't compile the kernel...(guess one really should read the README files...), but it looks like cvs won't run correctly with this configuration. My guess is that I have a buggy kernel, or there is a problem with the latest ARLA (0.35.5). In any case, when doing a cvs checkout brat, I get getcvs [checkout aborted]: cannot seek to end of history file: /afs/rhic/brahms/BRAHMS_CVS/CVSROOT/history: Invalid argument Any suggestions other than to update the kernel, or downgrade ARLA? I checked that I do have the latest cvs rpms. I also installed an earlier cvs release and had the same problem... ..steve
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