[ECOS] What is "The root node for all configurable items"?

[ECOS] What is "The root node for all configurable items"?

[ariga masahiro]

Hi,
eCos Seniors,
 I am a new-comer in eCos environment,working in a Japanese
developing Co.
 My PC is Windows XP machine and I installed cygwin(Setup.exe version 
2.510.2.2),
 selected checkboxs "All Users"(defaut),"Unix"(default).
I also installed the latest eCos configtool from ecoscentric.com.
 I studied ecos hard,I went through hell,
and finally I thought understand how to use eCos configtool.

I ported eCos to my company's original board using SE77x9 template.
I have been in the swing,beginning to enjoy configuring options.
Then suddenly,believe me,really suddenly,when I started cygwin,
next horrifying errors appeared.

bash: $'\r': command not found
': not a valid identifierITORY
bash: $'\r': command not found
': not a valid identifier
bash: $'\r': command not found
': not a valid identifier

Fearfully I started configtool.exe,then
among desert of white canvas of configtool'window frame,
in small letters,
"The root node for all configurable items"
then nothing happened.
My face became as white as configtool's window.

I also noticed when I tried next command on shell,
$ sh-elf-gcc -v
then appeared next error.
bash: $'\r': command not found

I tried re-installation from cygwin three times,
though one installation took me 3 hours !
But ended up the same result.

I finally found why appeared,
bash: $'\r': command not found.
Althoug,when I "set-up"ed cygwin I chose Unix format,
line's last codes of some installed files converted to DOS format('\r\l').

I tried next command in order to convert DOS format to UNIX format.
d2u /etc/profile
then,did not appeare shell command entering error message.

I also tried,
d2u /opt/ecos/ecosenv.sh
then,did not appeare first-said errors when I started cygwin.

Hopefully I entered
$ configtool.exe
then,ahooo!!!
"The root node for all configurable items"

I examined some files under cygwin directory,
and found out there mixed tow file formats.

I want to know where I went wrong.
How should I do it.
Please help me.

Also I like to know all files configtool use when start.
When configtool start,
whichever and wherever files are used?

Please,eCos Seniors,help me,and enlighten me.

mariga koigakubo


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Re: [ECOS] What is "The root node for all configurable items"?

[ariga masahiro]

Hi,
eCos Seniors,

I myself append after-the-matter information.

I re-installed from cygwin specifying DOS file format.

After installed,I entered next shell command,
$ sh-elf-gcc -v
did not appear error.

After written in .bash_profile,
. /opt/ecos/ecosenv.sh
I "log-in"ed in cygwin.
Did not appeare errors.

Hopefully I entered next command,
$ configtool.exe

Then nothing but
"The root node for all configurable items"

What happened to my PC?

There's something that I fear might affect eCos install.
When I un-installed cygwin and all,
I erased Windows registries.
I erased next entries.
"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINES/SOFTWARE/cygnus Solutions"
"HKEY_CURRENT_USER/SOFTWARE/cygnus Solutions"
Have they blown bad concussions to my PC?

I can't continue my work.

I beseech you to help me.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "ariga masahiro" <ariga@link-lab.co.jp>
To: <ecos-discuss@ecos.sourceware.org>
Sent: Monday, April 16, 2007 11:48 AM
Subject: [ECOS] What is "The root node for all configurable items"?


> Hi,
> eCos Seniors,
> I am a new-comer in eCos environment,working in a Japanese
> developing Co.
> My PC is Windows XP machine and I installed cygwin(Setup.exe version 
> 2.510.2.2),
> selected checkboxs "All Users"(defaut),"Unix"(default).
> I also installed the latest eCos configtool from ecoscentric.com.
> I studied ecos hard,I went through hell,
> and finally I thought understand how to use eCos configtool.
>
> I ported eCos to my company's original board using SE77x9 template.
> I have been in the swing,beginning to enjoy configuring options.
> Then suddenly,believe me,really suddenly,when I started cygwin,
> next horrifying errors appeared.
>
> bash: $'\r': command not found
> ': not a valid identifierITORY
> bash: $'\r': command not found
> ': not a valid identifier
> bash: $'\r': command not found
> ': not a valid identifier
>
> Fearfully I started configtool.exe,then
> among desert of white canvas of configtool'window frame,
> in small letters,
> "The root node for all configurable items"
> then nothing happened.
> My face became as white as configtool's window.
>
> I also noticed when I tried next command on shell,
> $ sh-elf-gcc -v
> then appeared next error.
> bash: $'\r': command not found
>
> I tried re-installation from cygwin three times,
> though one installation took me 3 hours !
> But ended up the same result.
>
> I finally found why appeared,
> bash: $'\r': command not found.
> Althoug,when I "set-up"ed cygwin I chose Unix format,
> line's last codes of some installed files converted to DOS format('\r\l').
>
> I tried next command in order to convert DOS format to UNIX format.
> d2u /etc/profile
> then,did not appeare shell command entering error message.
>
> I also tried,
> d2u /opt/ecos/ecosenv.sh
> then,did not appeare first-said errors when I started cygwin.
>
> Hopefully I entered
> $ configtool.exe
> then,ahooo!!!
> "The root node for all configurable items"
>
> I examined some files under cygwin directory,
> and found out there mixed tow file formats.
>
> I want to know where I went wrong.
> How should I do it.
> Please help me.
>
> Also I like to know all files configtool use when start.
> When configtool start,
> whichever and wherever files are used?
>
> Please,eCos Seniors,help me,and enlighten me.
>
> mariga koigakubo
>
>
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> Before posting, please read the FAQ: http://ecos.sourceware.org/fom/ecos
> and search the list archive: http://ecos.sourceware.org/ml/ecos-discuss
>
> 


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