The talk on the list about the NIST EMC software has been enough to get me
motivated to setup RedHat 5.2 Linux on my shop computer. I have played a
little with Linux previously, so the basic setup went OK and the system is
running X-windows just fine and is communicating to my Windows NT computers
over the network just fine. I have loaded the RTLinux file from the NIST
site into my /usr/src directory and have run the tar command to unpack it
and all is fine.
The patch utility seems to run OK except that it seems there are a lot of
files it can't find to patch, but when it completes I now see a number of
RTL references in my Linux directory.
My problem starts when I try to run "make mrproper" from the linux
directory. I get a message that says "make:*** No rule to make target
'mrproper'. Stop." I get this same error if I try any of the "make config"
variations also. Any idea what I am doing wrong and how to get the make
function to run?
Tim
[Denver, CO]
