make error with kde emerge and 4.3.3 20071206

[paller]

Hi all!

I'm a newbie who wants to get amarok on windows, and for this I need kdewin32 package, and it includes qt.

I got this error, but no ideas how to correct it.



Don't know is this the right place to ask help for this, sorry if not ,
and thanks for the help!

[high_flyer]

it looks there *might* be a problem in the script it self - note the path in the error line, it has a double slash, which might be the reason it fails to create that path.
Another issue *might* be the fact the script is using '/' instead of '\' but I think this should not really be a problem.

[paller]

Hi high_flyer!

Thanks for the idea, but no
I tried the double slash with mkdir, and it worked, and the preveorus scripts are having // (bin, and libs in the dir where it may wants to make this..) to and there were no problem with them

[high_flyer]

hmm... is the path in the mkdir line correct? (up to 'Qt')

[paller]

From that Makefile.Debug

install_target: all FORCE
@$(CHK_DIR_EXISTS) c:$(INSTALL_ROOT)/kderoot/tmp/qt-4.3.3.20071206/image-mingw//lib/ || $(MKDIR) c:$(INSTALL_ROOT)/kderoot/tmp/qt-4.3.3.20071206/image-mingw//lib/
-$(INSTALL_FILE) "../../lib/QtCored.prl" "c:$(INSTALL_ROOT)/kderoot/tmp/qt-4.3.3.20071206/image-mingw/lib/QtCored.prl"
-$(INSTALL_FILE) "../../lib/libQtCored4.a" "c:$(INSTALL_ROOT)/kderoot/tmp/qt-4.3.3.20071206/image-mingw/lib/libQtCored4.a"
-$(INSTALL_FILE) "$(DESTDIR_TARGET)" "c:$(INSTALL_ROOT)/kderoot/tmp/qt-4.3.3.20071206/image-mingw/lib/$(TARGET)"

/.. lines for uninstall../

install_flat_headers: all FORCE
@$(CHK_DIR_EXISTS) c:$(INSTALL_ROOT)/kderoot/tmp/qt-4.3.3.20071206/image-mingw//include/Qt/ || $(MKDIR) c:$(INSTALL_ROOT)/kderoot/tmp/qt-4.3.3.20071206/image-mingw//include/Qt/

and I think this line might be the line where that mkdir error came, but I don't see any difference, and you?

[high_flyer]

yes, but is c:/kderoot/tmp/qt-4.3.3.20071206/image-mingw//include/ a valid path?
Do you have enough space on the drive?

[paller]

It's valid, but not that was the problem :/
We found the problem on #kde-windows, I had msys's path in my path variable, and because of that it tried making this dir in /usr/bin or something like that, and that was not valid.
So, it was my fault :/ And it was corrected!
Thank you for your help and I'm sorry for my newbie fault :$!