13 Dec
2010
13 Dec
'10
10:24 p.m.
They say "A picture says a thousand words"... well, here's a screenshot
of the current version of FreeBee booting the System Loader and
Diagnostics disc for the 3B1:
http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t242/philpem/Screenshot.png
And for those who don't believe anything unless they see it moving:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0sRkJty6wo
:)
To make this work...
* Install the LibSDL (Simple DirectMedia Layer) development libraries,
and a C compiler. On Debian/Ubuntu, you want to 'apt-get install'
build-essential and libsdl*-dev. You'll also want make, sed, awk and
grep, which should auto-install when build-essential installs. On
Windows, you're on your own (though a homebuilt SDL and mingw32 should
work... in theory).
* Grab the FreeBee source code:
http://hg.philpem.me.uk/3b1emu/archive/tip.tar.bz2
And the ROM images:
http://philpem.me.uk/code/3b1emu/3b1_roms.zip
* Grab ImageDisk from Dave Dunfield's website, and the Version 3.51
Diagnostics Disk (.IMD file) from Bitsavers
* Use Dosemu, DOSBox, or a conveniently located DOS or Windows box to
convert the .IMD into a .BIN file:
IMDU 01_DIAGS.IMD 01_DIAGS.BIN /B
Copy the BIN file onto the Linux box.
* Untar the tarball, and cd into the directory it creates.
* make
* Copy the disc image in here, and rename it to 'discim'.
* Create a directory called 'roms', and unpack the 14C and 15C binaries
(.bin files) into there. Rename them to '14c.bin' and '15c.bin'
respectively.
* Run:
./freebee
* Watch the fun.
No, the keyboard isn't emulated (yet), no the hard drive isn't emulated
yet, and no, it doesn't boot past the RAM test screen... Keyboard is
next on the hitlist, followed by interrupts, masking and the
MMU/pagefault traps.
I'm looking for other folks to help out with this -- a reasonably
experienced 68K coder would be useful, or folks who know how the WD 1010
and 2797 Winchester and FDD controllers behave in 'real life'
(unfortunately I don't have a 2797 to breadboard with).
Enjoy!
--
Phil.
classiccmp at philpem.me.uk
http://www.philpem.me.uk/
14 Dec
14 Dec
1:59 a.m.
That's pretty freaking awesome.
Kudos, boy. That's pretty slick.
-----Original Message-----
From: classiccmp at philpem.me.uk
Sent: Tue, 14 Dec 2010 03:24:01 +0000
To: cctalk at classiccmp.org
Subject: 3B1 emulator: IT BOOTS! (sort of)
They say "A picture says a thousand words"... well, here's a screenshot
of the current version of FreeBee booting the System Loader and
Diagnostics disc for the 3B1:
http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t242/philpem/Screenshot.png
And for those who don't believe anything unless they see it moving:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0sRkJty6wo
:)
To make this work...
* Install the LibSDL (Simple DirectMedia Layer) development libraries,
and a C compiler. On Debian/Ubuntu, you want to 'apt-get install'
build-essential and libsdl*-dev. You'll also want make, sed, awk and
grep, which should auto-install when build-essential installs. On
Windows, you're on your own (though a homebuilt SDL and mingw32 should
work... in theory).
* Grab the FreeBee source code:
http://hg.philpem.me.uk/3b1emu/archive/tip.tar.bz2
And the ROM images:
http://philpem.me.uk/code/3b1emu/3b1_roms.zip
* Grab ImageDisk from Dave Dunfield's website, and the Version 3.51
Diagnostics Disk (.IMD file) from Bitsavers
* Use Dosemu, DOSBox, or a conveniently located DOS or Windows box to
convert the .IMD into a .BIN file:
IMDU 01_DIAGS.IMD 01_DIAGS.BIN /B
Copy the BIN file onto the Linux box.
* Untar the tarball, and cd into the directory it creates.
* make
* Copy the disc image in here, and rename it to 'discim'.
* Create a directory called 'roms', and unpack the 14C and 15C binaries
(.bin files) into there. Rename them to '14c.bin' and '15c.bin'
respectively.
* Run:
./freebee
* Watch the fun.
No, the keyboard isn't emulated (yet), no the hard drive isn't emulated
yet, and no, it doesn't boot past the RAM test screen... Keyboard is
next on the hitlist, followed by interrupts, masking and the
MMU/pagefault traps.
I'm looking for other folks to help out with this -- a reasonably
experienced 68K coder would be useful, or folks who know how the WD 1010
and 2797 Winchester and FDD controllers behave in 'real life'
(unfortunately I don't have a 2797 to breadboard with).
Enjoy!
--
Phil.
classiccmp at philpem.me.uk
http://www.philpem.me.uk/
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2:14 a.m.
Hmm, that bring back some taughts of the past....
Very nicely done!
Ed
They say "A picture says a thousand
words"... well, here's a screenshot
of the current version of FreeBee booting the System Loader and
Diagnostics disc for the 3B1:
http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t242/philpem/Screenshot.png
And for those who don't believe anything unless they see it moving:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0sRkJty6wo
:)
To make this work...
* Install the LibSDL (Simple DirectMedia Layer) development libraries,
and a C compiler. On Debian/Ubuntu, you want to 'apt-get install'
build-essential and libsdl*-dev. You'll also want make, sed, awk and
grep, which should auto-install when build-essential installs. On
Windows, you're on your own (though a homebuilt SDL and mingw32 should
work... in theory).
* Grab the FreeBee source code:
http://hg.philpem.me.uk/3b1emu/archive/tip.tar.bz2
And the ROM images:
http://philpem.me.uk/code/3b1emu/3b1_roms.zip
* Grab ImageDisk from Dave Dunfield's website, and the Version 3.51
Diagnostics Disk (.IMD file) from Bitsavers
* Use Dosemu, DOSBox, or a conveniently located DOS or Windows box to
convert the .IMD into a .BIN file:
IMDU 01_DIAGS.IMD 01_DIAGS.BIN /B
Copy the BIN file onto the Linux box.
* Untar the tarball, and cd into the directory it creates.
* make
* Copy the disc image in here, and rename it to 'discim'.
* Create a directory called 'roms', and unpack the 14C and 15C binaries
(.bin files) into there. Rename them to '14c.bin' and '15c.bin'
respectively.
* Run:
./freebee
* Watch the fun.
No, the keyboard isn't emulated (yet), no the hard drive isn't emulated
yet, and no, it doesn't boot past the RAM test screen... Keyboard is
next on the hitlist, followed by interrupts, masking and the
MMU/pagefault traps.
I'm looking for other folks to help out with this -- a reasonably
experienced 68K coder would be useful, or folks who know how the WD 1010
and 2797 Winchester and FDD controllers behave in 'real life'
(unfortunately I don't have a 2797 to breadboard with).
Enjoy!
--
Phil.
classiccmp at philpem.me.uk
http://www.philpem.me.uk/
--
Dit is een HTML vrije email / This is an HTML free email.
2:19 a.m.
Great advance. Hope to see Unix loading soon :-)
-----
Sergio
http://es.linkedin.com/in/sergiopedraja/
2010/12/14 Philip Pemberton <classiccmp at philpem.me.uk>
They say "A picture says a thousand
words"... well, here's a screenshot of
the current version of FreeBee booting the System Loader and Diagnostics
disc for the 3B1:
http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t242/philpem/Screenshot.png
And for those who don't believe anything unless they see it moving:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0sRkJty6wo
:)
To make this work...
* Install the LibSDL (Simple DirectMedia Layer) development libraries, and
a C compiler. On Debian/Ubuntu, you want to 'apt-get install'
build-essential and libsdl*-dev. You'll also want make, sed, awk and grep,
which should auto-install when build-essential installs. On Windows, you're
on your own (though a homebuilt SDL and mingw32 should work... in theory).
* Grab the FreeBee source code:
http://hg.philpem.me.uk/3b1emu/archive/tip.tar.bz2
And the ROM images:
http://philpem.me.uk/code/3b1emu/3b1_roms.zip
* Grab ImageDisk from Dave Dunfield's website, and the Version 3.51
Diagnostics Disk (.IMD file) from Bitsavers
* Use Dosemu, DOSBox, or a conveniently located DOS or Windows box to
convert the .IMD into a .BIN file:
IMDU 01_DIAGS.IMD 01_DIAGS.BIN /B
Copy the BIN file onto the Linux box.
* Untar the tarball, and cd into the directory it creates.
* make
* Copy the disc image in here, and rename it to 'discim'.
* Create a directory called 'roms', and unpack the 14C and 15C binaries
(.bin files) into there. Rename them to '14c.bin' and '15c.bin'
respectively.
* Run:
./freebee
* Watch the fun.
No, the keyboard isn't emulated (yet), no the hard drive isn't emulated
yet, and no, it doesn't boot past the RAM test screen... Keyboard is next on
the hitlist, followed by interrupts, masking and the MMU/pagefault traps.
I'm looking for other folks to help out with this -- a reasonably
experienced 68K coder would be useful, or folks who know how the WD 1010 and
2797 Winchester and FDD controllers behave in 'real life' (unfortunately I
don't have a 2797 to breadboard with).
Enjoy!
--
Phil.
classiccmp at philpem.me.uk
http://www.philpem.me.uk/
9 a.m.
They say "A picture says a thousand
words"... well, here's a screenshot
of the current version of FreeBee booting the System Loader and
Diagnostics disc for the 3B1:
http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t242/philpem/Screenshot.png
[...]
Nice work, Phil!
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2:54 p.m.
They say "A picture says a thousand words"... well, here's a screenshot
of the current version of FreeBee booting the System Loader and
Diagnostics disc for the 3B1:
OK, waht was the problem?
[...]
I'm looking for other folks to help out with this
-- a reasonably
experienced 68K coder would be useful, or folks who know how the WD 1010
and 2797 Winchester and FDD controllers behave in 'real life'
(unfortunately I don't have a 2797 to breadboard with).
As you know, I am mch more of a hardware person, but I have talked ot the
1793 etc disk controllers (and the 279x is much the same as a 179x with
some of the support chips built-in). If oyu have any specific questions I
will see what I can rememebr...
I also have the data sheets for both these chips if you don't have them
-tony
5:30 p.m.
On 14/12/10 19:54, Tony Duell wrote:
I screwed up some of the bit-masking in the DMA ADDRESS register
handler... The complete changeset is here:
http://hg.philpem.me.uk/3b1emu/rev/feb84193a43a
The changes related to DMA are in main.c and memory.c (that link shows
you a diff of the changes).
They say "A picture says a thousand words"... well, here's a screenshot
of the current version of FreeBee booting the System Loader and
Diagnostics disc for the 3B1:
OK, waht was the problem? As you know, I am mch more of a hardware person, but I
have talked ot the
1793 etc disk controllers (and the 279x is much the same as a 179x with
some of the support chips built-in). If oyu have any specific questions I
will see what I can rememebr...
I also have the data sheets for both these chips if you don't have them
I pulled them from Bitsavers (they're in the Storage Products Databook),
but thanks for the offer. The WD1010 Winchester controller appears to
behave a bit like an old-style (CHS-addressed, pre-LBA) IDE hard drive,
just with an 8-bit host data bus instead of 16-bit...
The keyboard interface is my first priority (after removing most of the
duplicated code in memory.c), and after that the hard drive and some
form of in-emulator GUI for swapping floppy disc images. I'm not too
concerned about swapping HDD images 'live' for obvious reasons :)
--
Phil.
classiccmp at philpem.me.uk
http://www.philpem.me.uk/
6 p.m.
On Dec 14, 2010, at 5:30 PM, Philip Pemberton <classiccmp at philpem.me.uk> wrote:
I pulled them from Bitsavers (they're in the
Storage Products Databook), but thanks for the offer. The WD1010 Winchester controller
appears to behave a bit like an old-style (CHS-addressed, pre-LBA) IDE hard drive, just
with an 8-bit host data bus instead of 16-bit...
Umm...actually it's IDE that behaves like the WD1010, that was sorta the point of
IDE.
-Dave
--
Dave McGuire
Port Charlotte, FL
6:22 p.m.
On 14/12/10 23:00, Dave McGuire wrote:
Umm...actually it's IDE that behaves like the
WD1010, that was sorta the point of IDE.
Point duly noted.
--
Phil.
classiccmp at philpem.me.uk
http://www.philpem.me.uk/
15 Dec
15 Dec
2:10 p.m.
As you know, I
am mch more of a hardware person, but I have talked ot the
1793 etc disk controllers (and the 279x is much the same as a 179x with
some of the support chips built-in). If oyu have any specific questions I
will see what I can rememebr...
I also have the data sheets for both these chips if you don't have them
I pulled them from Bitsavers (they're in the Storage Products Databook), but thanks for the offer. The WD1010 Winchester
controller appears to
behave a bit like an old-style (CHS-addressed, pre-LBA) IDE hard drive,
just with an 8-bit host data bus instead of 16-bit...
And this is suprising?
Remember the original PC/AT contriller was actually a Western Digital
board, with a WD1010 on it (I have just checked thr board I removed from
this machine when I put an IDE card in). And that IDE was designed to be
software compatible with the original IBM/Western Digital controller,
just with much of the electronics in the drive (hence the name).
-tony
16 Dec
16 Dec
12:42 p.m.
On 12/13/10 7:24 PM, Philip Pemberton wrote:
They say "A picture says a thousand
words"... well, here's a screenshot of the current version of FreeBee booting the
System Loader and Diagnostics disc for the 3B1:
pretty spiffy
you might find this interesting, if you hadn't run across it already
http://people.csail.mit.edu/fredette/tme/index.html
18 Dec
18 Dec
7:40 a.m.
Hi,
Nice work!
On Tue, Dec 14, 2010 at 4:24 AM, Philip Pemberton
<classiccmp at philpem.me.uk> wrote:
To make this work...
* Install the LibSDL (Simple DirectMedia Layer) development libraries, and a
C compiler. On Debian/Ubuntu, you want to 'apt-get install' build-essential
and libsdl*-dev. You'll also want make, sed, awk and grep, which should
auto-install when build-essential installs. On Windows, you're on your own
(though a homebuilt SDL and mingw32 should work... in theory).
* Grab the FreeBee source code:
? ?http://hg.philpem.me.uk/3b1emu/archive/tip.tar.bz2
?And the ROM images:
? ?http://philpem.me.uk/code/3b1emu/3b1_roms.zip
* Grab ImageDisk from Dave Dunfield's website, and the Version 3.51
Diagnostics Disk (.IMD file) from Bitsavers
* Use Dosemu, DOSBox, or a conveniently located DOS or Windows box to
convert the .IMD into a .BIN file:
? ?IMDU 01_DIAGS.IMD 01_DIAGS.BIN /B
?Copy the BIN file onto the Linux box.
* Untar the tarball, and cd into the directory it creates.
* make
Are you using the default make in Debian / Ubuntu? (GNU make aka gmake)?
For fun, I tried to compile the source on my FreeBSD workstation, but
both make and gmake choked on your Makefile.
tingo at kg-v2$ uname -a
FreeBSD kg-v2.kg4.no 8.1-STABLE FreeBSD 8.1-STABLE #3: Thu Sep 16
22:18:48 CEST 2010 root at kg-v2.kg4.no:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/GENERIC
amd64
First gmake:
tingo at kg-v2$ gmake
expr: syntax error
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 156:
Missing dependency operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 161:
Need an operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 184:
Missing dependency operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 185:
Missing dependency operator
Unknown modifier ' '
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 186:
Missing dependency operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 187:
Need an operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 188:
Need an operator
Unknown modifier ' '
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 205:
Missing dependency operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 208:
Need an operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 211:
Need an operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 215:
Missing dependency operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 217:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 218:
Missing dependency operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 222:
Need an operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 226:
Need an operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 227:
Need an operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 237:
Missing dependency operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 240:
Need an operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 242:
Need an operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 248:
Missing dependency operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 249:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 250:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 251:
Need an operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 252:
Missing dependency operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 253:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 254:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 255:
Need an operator
Unknown modifier ' '
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 256:
Missing dependency operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 257:
Need an operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 258:
Need an operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 263:
Missing dependency operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 264:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 265:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 266:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 267:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 268:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 269:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 270:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 271:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 272:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 273:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 274:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 275:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 276:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 277:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 278:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 279:
Need an operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 284:
Missing dependency operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 285:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 286:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 287:
Need an operator
Error expanding embedded variable.
gmake: *** [all] Error 2
Then make:
tingo at kg-v2$ make
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 156:
Missing dependency operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 161:
Need an operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 184:
Missing dependency operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 185:
Missing dependency operator
Unknown modifier ' '
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 186:
Missing dependency operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 187:
Need an operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 188:
Need an operator
Unknown modifier ' '
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 205:
Missing dependency operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 208:
Need an operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 211:
Need an operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 215:
Missing dependency operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 217:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 218:
Missing dependency operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 222:
Need an operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 226:
Need an operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 227:
Need an operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 237:
Missing dependency operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 240:
Need an operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 242:
Need an operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 248:
Missing dependency operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 249:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 250:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 251:
Need an operator
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"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 255:
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"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 256:
Missing dependency operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 257:
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"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 258:
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"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 263:
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"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 264:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 265:
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"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 266:
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"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 267:
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"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 268:
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"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 269:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 270:
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"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 271:
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"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 272:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 273:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 274:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 275:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 276:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 277:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 278:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 279:
Need an operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 284:
Missing dependency operator
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 285:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 286:
warning: duplicate script for target "ifeq" ignored
"/usr/home/tingo/work/freebee/3b1emu-feb84193a43a/Makefile", line 287:
Need an operator
Error expanding embedded variable.
Normally, unfamiliar sources will compile with either gmake or make.
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