Elkscmd build fail

[hellocyf]

I have build elks and make boot image.
I want to make image with root system,so goto Elkscmd
Make images.zip,this makes error .

:~/elks/elkscmd$ sudo make images.zip
cp /home/xxx/elks/elks/arch/i86/boot/Image boot
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/xxx/elks/elkscmd'
/bin/sh: 1: [[: not found
/bin/sh: 1: -e: not found
-e

*** Do builds in dev86 and dev86/bootblocks first ***

make[1]: *** [boot_blocks] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/xxx/elks/elkscmd'
make: *** [comb] Error 2

[hellocyf]

rebuild dev86

make[3]: bcc' is up to date. make[3]:ncc' is up to date.
make[3]: bcc-cc1' is up to date. make[3]: Leaving directory/elks/dev86/bcc'
cp -p bcc/bcc bin/Bcc
cp -p bcc/ncc bin/ncc
cp -p bcc/bcc-cc1 lib/bcc-cc1
make -C cpp CC='cc' CFLAGS=' -O2 -fno-strict-aliasing' LDFLAGS='' PREFIX=/usr LIBDIR='/usr/lib/bcc' BINDIR='/usr/bin' ANSI='' bcc-cpp
make[3]: Entering directory ~/elks/dev86/cpp' gperf -aptTc -N is_ctok -H hash1 token1.tok > tmp.h token1.tok:10: declarations are not allowed in the keywords section. To declare a keyword starting with %, enclose it in double-quotes. make[3]: *** [token1.h] Error 1 make[3]: Leaving directory/elks/dev86/cpp'
make[2]: *** [cpp] Error 2
make[2]: Leaving directory ~/elks/dev86' make[1]: *** [all] Error 2 make[1]: Leaving directory~/elks/dev86'
make: *** [all] Error 2

token1.tok
struct token_trans { char * name; int token; };
%%
..., TK_ELLIPSIS

=, TK_RIGHT_ASSIGN
<<=, TK_LEFT_ASSIGN
+=, TK_ADD_ASSIGN
-=, TK_SUB_ASSIGN
*=, TK_MUL_ASSIGN
/=, TK_DIV_ASSIGN
%=, TK_MOD_ASSIGN
&=, TK_AND_ASSIGN
^=, TK_XOR_ASSIGN
|=, TK_OR_ASSIGN
, TK_RIGHT_OP
<<, TK_LEFT_OP
++, TK_INC_OP
--, TK_DEC_OP
->, TK_PTR_OP
&&, TK_AND_OP
||, TK_OR_OP
<=, TK_LE_OP
=, TK_GE_OP
==, TK_EQ_OP
!=, TK_NE_OP
.., TK_WORD

os unbuntu 14.04.

[jbruchon]

It seems as if you are having problems due to the default shell (/bin/sh) on Debian-based distributions not being GNU Bash (they use dash instead). The [[ command is a shell builtin which is an alias for the test command. I should also point out that I have not personally tested "make images.zip" and do not know if it currently works.

[hellocyf]

boot_blocks: $(FD_BSECT) $(KHELPER)
@if [[ ! -e $(MINIX_BOOT)/minix.bin || ! -e $(MINIX_BOOT)/minix_elks.bin ]];
then echo -e "\n\n *** Do builds in dev86 and dev86/bootblocks first *** \n\n"; exit 1; fi
I delete boot_blocks in _build_bootable_target like below
_build_bootable_target: _build_target kernel_image
it's works!