Ah yes, a link_unix failure. I don't have MP5 but I do have MP4, from which I previously extracted the updated graphics drivers. Today I decided I might as well install the whole service pack, in preparation for switching to a new motherboard, host adapter, etc.
I got the following message after the attempted linking:
i386 ld fatal: symbol referencing errors
undefined symbols:
bs_doarg
newproc1
getblkh
bwirem_bio
which are all in /var/opt/K/SCO/link/1.1.1Hw/etc/conf/pack.d/drt/Driver.o
Driver.o cannot be read from a text editor. I've checked the usual configuration files, and they seem to be OK. So: has anyone encountered this specific problem and has the solution?
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Apparently the problem is with Pacific Code Works' Tuneup. However, I'm very reluctant to remove that product, as I enjoy playing with the parameters. Aside from doing that, what else can be done?
---------- Post updated 10-30-11 at 04:43 PM ---------- Previous update was 10-29-11 at 07:43 PM ----------
OK, I used a spare SCSI drive (as a test), restored UNIX to it from a backup, and then removed Tuneup. I then installed Maintenance Pack 4--this time it linked with no issues. I suppose now I will have to live without Tuneup!