TSCclock Troubleshooting

If you have some problems, you can probably find a solution here

• I can't recompile the FreeBSD kernel
• I can't recompile the Linux kernel
• I can't compile the TSCclock software

I can't recompile the FreeBSD kernel

It may be worth having a look at the FreeBSD Handbook.

I can't recompile the Linux kernel

You are probably looking for this page.

I can't compile the TSCclock software

The TSCclock package is provided with a configure file that should work in most cases when running the following command in the root directory.

$ ./configure

$ gmake

In case these steps fail, you probably want to have a look at the output of the configure step. You need to check all required libraries are installed. If you have all libraries, but still make does not succeed, you can use the autoconf tools to produce your own configure and makefile files:

Ensure the autoconf and automake tools are installed on your system. We recommand using a version of automake 1.8 or greater and autoconf 2.57 or greater.
In the TSCclock distribution package root directory:

$ aclocal && autoheader && automake -a && autoconf 

This should produce a new configure file. You can now try again and run:

$ ./configure && gmake 

In case the configure script does not find libtrace header files or the libtrace library, you may specify the path in which libtrace has been installed:

can try to force the path to them using:

$ ./configure --with-libtrace-path=/usr/local && gmake