🚀 go-pugleaf

I feel really dumb asking this question, being as I recall it being something
of an FAQ, but...

I'm having trouble getting any program to compile under GNO.  For example,
I tried compiling the source code for yes using the make command.  It compiles
fine, but when I get to the linker I get errors along the lines of...

Error at 00000054 past rexit PC = 00000559 : Address is not in current bank

I had this problem fixed at one point, but have apparently messed it up again
and I don't recall the solution.  I've appended my gshrc, if that will help.

brianh@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu

#
# Sample GNO Shell login file
# last update: 9/15/91
#
echo " "
echo "Welcome to GNO 1.0, commercial release"
echo " "
#
# Setup the other prefixes to emulate Orca for the benefit of utilities
# If you're using Orca 2.0 stuff, be sure to set prefixes 13-17 also
prefix 1 /hd.partition.4/utilities
prefix 2 /hd.partition.4/libraries
prefix 3 /hd.partition.4
prefix 4 /hd.partition.4/system
prefix 5 /hd.partition.4/languages
prefix 6 /hd.partition.4/utilities
# 2.0 Stuff
prefix 13 /hd.partition.4/libraries
prefix 14 /hd.partition.4
prefix 15 /hd.partition.4/shell
prefix 16 /hd.partition.4/languages
prefix 17 /hd.partition.4/utilities
# Easy prefixes...
prefix 21 /hd.partition.1
prefix 22 /hd.partition.2
prefix 23 /hd.partition.3
prefix 24 /hd.partition.4
prefix 31 /hd.partition.4
#
# Initializes our environment
#
cd 9:
set path=". ./Orca ./Utils /hd.partition.4/usr/bin /hd.partition.4/utils
/hd.partition.1/utilities /hd.partition.4/system /hd.partition.4/languages
/hd.partition.4/utilities"
set prompt="[%h] %C> "
set history=25 savehist=25
set home="/hd.partition.4"
set user=brian
set usrman="/hd.partition.4/usr/man"
set termcap="/hd.partition.4/etc/termcap"
set term="gno"
set tmacdir="/hd.partition.4/etc"
set lccincludes="/hd.partition.4/libraries/OrcaCdefs"
set keepname=\$
export path prompt history savehist home user usrman termcap term tmacdir
lccincludes keepname
# Setup necessary aliases
# These aliases are for the cp program, which actually does rm and mv, too
alias cp "cp -vi"
alias rm "cp -vip rm"
alias mv "cp -vip mv"
alias ls "ls -CF"
alias va "yankit t"
alias uncompress "compress -d"
alias zcat "compress -c"
alias ll "ls -al"
# Don't insert aesthetic newlines
set nonewline=1

Thanks for Any Help!

brianh@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu