BK... a little help please

BK... a little help please

[Allen Curtis]

I recently cloned the linuxppc_2_4_devel tree and started working with it
but now the repository is locked and the messages say to contact BitKeeper.
Could someone take a look at the below messages and tell me what needs to be
done.

What was done:
1. make htmldocs - this failed because I am missing "fig2dev"
2. bk pull - results in the messages below
3. bk -r check -acf
   Unfortunately, this did not auto-matically correct my problem.
4. bk pull - says that the repository is locked by RESYNC directory

All help and pointers on using BK welcome.

TIA

========================================================================
Applying   1 revisions to ChangeSet
Applying   1 revisions to BitKeeper/deleted/.del-ocp-dma.h~39362d3f62392136
Applying   1 revisions to include/asm-ppc/ocp.h
takepatch: 3 new revisions, 0 conflicts in 3 files
624 bytes uncompressed to 2116, 3.39X expansion
Running resolve to apply new work ...
Using :0 as graphical display
Verifying consistency of the RESYNC tree...
resolve: found 2 renames in pass 1
resolve: resolved 2 renames in pass 2
resolve: applied 4 files in pass 4
resolve: running consistency check, please wait...
=========================================================================
check: ``scripts/docgen'' writable but not checked out.
This means that a file has been modified without first doing a "bk edit".
        bk -R edit -g scripts/docgen
will fix the problem by changing the  file to checked out status.
Running "bk -r check -acf" will fix most problems automatically.
=========================================================================
=========================================================================
check: ``scripts/gen-all-syms'' writable but not checked out.
This means that a file has been modified without first doing a "bk edit".
        bk -R edit -g scripts/gen-all-syms
will fix the problem by changing the  file to checked out status.
Running "bk -r check -acf" will fix most problems automatically.
=========================================================================
=========================================================================
check: ``scripts/kernel-doc'' writable but not checked out.
This means that a file has been modified without first doing a "bk edit".
        bk -R edit -g scripts/kernel-doc
will fix the problem by changing the  file to checked out status.
Running "bk -r check -acf" will fix most problems automatically.
=========================================================================
Check failed.  Resolve not completed.
SCCS/s.ChangeSet
include/asm-ppc/SCCS/s.ocp-dma.h
BitKeeper/etc/SCCS/s.gone
BitKeeper/deleted/SCCS/s..del-ocp.h~73a8dba61594f2
Your repository should be back to where it was before the resolve started.
We are running a consistency check to verify this.
=========================================================================
check: ``scripts/docgen'' writable but not checked out.
This means that a file has been modified without first doing a "bk edit".
        bk -R edit -g scripts/docgen
will fix the problem by changing the  file to checked out status.
Running "bk -r check -acf" will fix most problems automatically.
=========================================================================
=========================================================================
check: ``scripts/gen-all-syms'' writable but not checked out.
This means that a file has been modified without first doing a "bk edit".
        bk -R edit -g scripts/gen-all-syms
will fix the problem by changing the  file to checked out status.
Running "bk -r check -acf" will fix most problems automatically.
=========================================================================
=========================================================================
check: ``scripts/kernel-doc'' writable but not checked out.
This means that a file has been modified without first doing a "bk edit".
        bk -R edit -g scripts/kernel-doc
will fix the problem by changing the  file to checked out status.
Running "bk -r check -acf" will fix most problems automatically.
=========================================================================
Check FAILED, contact BitMover.
resolve: RESYNC directory left intact.
====================================================
[acurtis@ws01 linuxppc_2_4_devel]$ bk -r check -acf
[acurtis@ws01 linuxppc_2_4_devel]$ bk pull
Entire repository is locked by:
        RESYNC directory.
ERROR-Unable to lock repository for update.

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Re: BK... a little help please

[Momchil Velikov]

>>>>> "Allen" == Allen Curtis <acurtis@onz.com> writes:

Since when linuppc-dev become BitKeeper support forum ?

Allen> Check FAILED, contact BitMover.

Well, contact BitMover.

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RE: BK... a little help please

[Allen Curtis]

> Allen> Check FAILED, contact BitMover.
>
> Well, contact BitMover.

I thought that since BK is complaining about something that happened when
building from the PPC source tree that either:

a) Someone had seen this before and knew the solution
b) Perhaps it is something that needs to be addressed in the build process
so BK does not complain about things that you did not modify and therefore
do not need to be checked out for edit or submitted back to the source tree
at a future date.

Perhaps I was wrong....


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Re: BK... a little help please

[Val Henson]

Try:

bk resolve -aAr

(Bk got interrupted after the pull but during the resolve, so you need
to finish the resolve, which will get rid of the RESYNC directory.)

As long as you've fixed all the writable files, it should finish
happily.

-VAL

On Mon, May 27, 2002 at 08:34:58PM -0700, Allen Curtis wrote:
>
> I recently cloned the linuxppc_2_4_devel tree and started working with it
> but now the repository is locked and the messages say to contact BitKeeper.
> Could someone take a look at the below messages and tell me what needs to be
> done.
>
> What was done:
> 1. make htmldocs - this failed because I am missing "fig2dev"
> 2. bk pull - results in the messages below
> 3. bk -r check -acf
>    Unfortunately, this did not auto-matically correct my problem.
> 4. bk pull - says that the repository is locked by RESYNC directory
>
> All help and pointers on using BK welcome.
>
> TIA
>
> ========================================================================
> Applying   1 revisions to ChangeSet
> Applying   1 revisions to BitKeeper/deleted/.del-ocp-dma.h~39362d3f62392136
> Applying   1 revisions to include/asm-ppc/ocp.h
> takepatch: 3 new revisions, 0 conflicts in 3 files
> 624 bytes uncompressed to 2116, 3.39X expansion
> Running resolve to apply new work ...
> Using :0 as graphical display
> Verifying consistency of the RESYNC tree...
> resolve: found 2 renames in pass 1
> resolve: resolved 2 renames in pass 2
> resolve: applied 4 files in pass 4
> resolve: running consistency check, please wait...
> =========================================================================
> check: ``scripts/docgen'' writable but not checked out.
> This means that a file has been modified without first doing a "bk edit".
>         bk -R edit -g scripts/docgen
> will fix the problem by changing the  file to checked out status.
> Running "bk -r check -acf" will fix most problems automatically.
> =========================================================================
> =========================================================================
> check: ``scripts/gen-all-syms'' writable but not checked out.
> This means that a file has been modified without first doing a "bk edit".
>         bk -R edit -g scripts/gen-all-syms
> will fix the problem by changing the  file to checked out status.
> Running "bk -r check -acf" will fix most problems automatically.
> =========================================================================
> =========================================================================
> check: ``scripts/kernel-doc'' writable but not checked out.
> This means that a file has been modified without first doing a "bk edit".
>         bk -R edit -g scripts/kernel-doc
> will fix the problem by changing the  file to checked out status.
> Running "bk -r check -acf" will fix most problems automatically.
> =========================================================================
> Check failed.  Resolve not completed.
> SCCS/s.ChangeSet
> include/asm-ppc/SCCS/s.ocp-dma.h
> BitKeeper/etc/SCCS/s.gone
> BitKeeper/deleted/SCCS/s..del-ocp.h~73a8dba61594f2
> Your repository should be back to where it was before the resolve started.
> We are running a consistency check to verify this.
> =========================================================================
> check: ``scripts/docgen'' writable but not checked out.
> This means that a file has been modified without first doing a "bk edit".
>         bk -R edit -g scripts/docgen
> will fix the problem by changing the  file to checked out status.
> Running "bk -r check -acf" will fix most problems automatically.
> =========================================================================
> =========================================================================
> check: ``scripts/gen-all-syms'' writable but not checked out.
> This means that a file has been modified without first doing a "bk edit".
>         bk -R edit -g scripts/gen-all-syms
> will fix the problem by changing the  file to checked out status.
> Running "bk -r check -acf" will fix most problems automatically.
> =========================================================================
> =========================================================================
> check: ``scripts/kernel-doc'' writable but not checked out.
> This means that a file has been modified without first doing a "bk edit".
>         bk -R edit -g scripts/kernel-doc
> will fix the problem by changing the  file to checked out status.
> Running "bk -r check -acf" will fix most problems automatically.
> =========================================================================
> Check FAILED, contact BitMover.
> resolve: RESYNC directory left intact.
> ====================================================
> [acurtis@ws01 linuxppc_2_4_devel]$ bk -r check -acf
> [acurtis@ws01 linuxppc_2_4_devel]$ bk pull
> Entire repository is locked by:
>         RESYNC directory.
> ERROR-Unable to lock repository for update.
>
> --
> All things come to those who wait. Some of us just have to wait a little
> longer...
>
>

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