bash + unresolved symbols

[VAS_1]

Ever had one of those days? Today I am trying to install bash (V 3.1.16 or 3.00.16) which I got from the porting centre at hpux.cs.utah.edu I have previously done this successfully on 6 machines (all Integrity with 11.23).

I did install the dependent libraries gettext and libiconv.

I have unresolved symbols:

$ ldd -r `which bash`
[...]
symbol not found: __udivsi3 (/usr/local/bin/bash)
symbol not found: __umodsi3 (/usr/local/bin/bash)

Some kind of integer/arithmetic library? I have not run into this before, and am not sure what might have effected this change.

Ideas?

Regards,

Victoria

[Steven E. Protter]

Shalom Victoria,

Its not unknown to get software from the porting centre that does not work.

As I recall one of those two releases worked for me on PA-RISC 11i v1.

So you might want to see if the download went wrong or check the swlog.

SEP

[Jeff_Traigle]

Hmmm... you said you installed the gettext and libiconv packages... did you install the libgcc package also? That is also a run-time dependency for bash according to the Porting Center page and may have already been installed on the other systems, but not on this one. Just a guess.

[VAS_1]

I have installed the 3.00.16 version on five or six boxes. So I tried it and the newer version.

I did install gettext and libiconv prior to installing either bash.

I did install libgcc today, although I do not have and have not had that on my systems prior to installing it on the one system today.

Oh I also re-downloaded the depot and tried again, just for grins.

[Senthil Prabu.S_1]

Hi,
The pbm is because of gcc. So, install it correctly. And check libgcc.so is present. Also, look for the __udivsi3 in libgcc.so. you can do this by

strings libgcc.so | grep -i __udivsi3

This should show that symbol is there or not.
If not, reinstall GCC again. This should solve your pbm.

HTH,
Prabu.S

[VAS_1]

Installing gcc is not an option at this time, unfortunately. If it were, then the TC-OpenSource package has worked for me on other servers. I just wanted the bash executable. If I find a patch that stepped on my prior installation I'll reopen.

[HM Li]

I have just installed the bash3.2 and vim7.0 on HP-UX hprx01 B.11.23 U ia64 which downloaded from http://hpux.connect.org.uk/


bash-3.2-ia64-11.23.depot.gz
gtk+-1.2.10-ia64-11.23.depot.gz
ncurses-5.5-ia64-11.23.depot.gz
gcc-4.1.1-ia64-11.23.depot.gz
libgcc-4.1.1-ia64-11.23.depot.gz
vim-7.0-ia64-11.23.depot.gz
gettext-0.16-ia64-11.23.depot.gz
libiconv-1.11-ia64-11.23.depot.gz
xpm-3.4k-ia64-11.23.depot.gz
glib-1.2.10-ia64-11.22.depot.gz
make-3.81-ia64-11.23.depot.gz

, the sample problem happened.
# bash
/usr/lib/hpux32/dld.so: Unsatisfied code symbol '__udivsi3' in load module '/usr/local/bin/bash'.
Killed

and where is libgcc.so? I can not find it.
Thank you.

[GCMorris]

This thread was closed some time ago. I hit a similar problem today. I was using different versions of software, but the results were similar.

We have a build process that requires several GNU modules including :-

gcc-4.1.1-ia64-11.23.depot
gettext-0.15-ia64-11.23.depot
libiconv-1.11-ia64-11.23.depot
bash-3.1.17-ia64-11.23.depot

The error we were getting on just one server is listed below. Loads of others worked fine.

hiptc058 # bash
/usr/lib/hpux32/dld.so: Unsatisfied code symbol '__udivsi3' in load module '/usr/local/bin/bash'.
Killed

I removed bash and gcc, then installed them, but bash still failed.

The lively cause of our problem was that we had incompatible versions of GNU modules.

root@hiptc058# swlist | grep -i gcc
gcc 4.1.1 gcc
libgcc 4.1.2 libgcc

I removed libgcc, but this did not fix the problem. I removed gcc, gettext, libiconv, bash then installed them again. This fixed the problem!