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1 total messages Started by Greg DuPertuis Mon, 17 May 1999 00:00
Re: Old newbie question ...
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Author: Greg DuPertuis
Date: Mon, 17 May 1999 00:00
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A distribution world is being booted. I run the DEFINE SITE command.
The full accept-values is display after entering a host name. None of
the values is changed (I take all the defaults) then end. The stack trace
contains:

string-length 3 is not a string
parse-integer 3 :junk-allowed t
cl-neti:create-site
...

Looking at the sources on the machine (are they current? dunno)
it doesn't appear that this error could occur as the call to parse-integer
is protected by a (if (stringp minor) ... )

I'm also working off 8.1 docs. I presume the setup process hasn't
changed greatly in 8.3

Thanks in advance,
Greg


-----Original Message-----
From: reti@wilson.ai.mit.edu <reti@wilson.ai.mit.edu>
To: greg@adrenalinegroup.com <greg@adrenalinegroup.com>; slug@ai.sri.com
<slug@ai.sri.com>
Date: Monday, May 17, 1999 8:48 AM
Subject: Old newbie question ...


>    Date: Sun, 16 May 1999 12:26 EDT
>    From: "Greg DuPertuis" <greg@adrenalinegroup.com>
>
>    Ok, after many years without touching a Symbolics, I've acquired
>    a 3620 with a 8.3 distribution load which I'm unable to get setup.
>    Each attempt to "define site" fails with a call to string-length with
>    an integer arg (not a string). I'm failing completely getting a site
>    setup.
>
>Are you booting a distribution world or one already site configured?  There
>were numerous problems if trying to reconfigure and already configured
world.
>Failing a backtrace, it is hard to same more.
>
>    Does anyone have a clue as to what's going on here????
>
>    Thanks in advance,
>    Greg
>
>    Greg DuPertuis
>    President
>    The Adrenaline Group
>    www.adrenalinegroup.com
>    (202) 333-8660
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