1:: Discovered that the test job_file_xfer_md5-remote_van was hanging (and failing after a time-out) because the VM didn't have enough disk space.
1:: Fixed condor_view_classad_types by removing the invalid forward resolution of the host's name from /etc/hosts.
-{section: Preparation of a new glibc external }
+{section: Preparation of a new glibc external}
-{subsection: Locate and see how glibc builds }
+See the {wiki: FullPortLogDebianSixSixtyFourBit Debian 6 full port log} for more details.
+
+{subsection: Locate and see how glibc builds}
+
+{verbatim}
+apt-get source libc6
+cd eglibc-2.13
+debian/rules patch
+cd ..
+mv eglibc-2.13 glibc-2.13-38
+tar -c -z -f glibc-2.13-38.tar.gz glibc-2.13-38
+cd glibc-2.13-38
+debian/rules build |& tee build.out
+{verbatim}
+
+At this point, you should be able to find the exact configure command used by the Debian build script; that's what needs to go into cmake in the next section.
{subsection: Create the glibc external}
-{subsection: Patch glibc so it honors --enable-static-nss & other features specific to us}
+Follow the {wiki: FullPortLogDebianSixSixtyFourBit instructions}. Note that parrot updates what it serves over HTTP from AFS every ten minutes.
+
+{subsection: Patch the glibc external}
+
+The patches from Debian 6 applied, so I'm testing those.
-{subsection: Check glibc external build}
+{subsection: Check the glibc external}
-{section: Start a build of HTCondor and see what breaks. Fix incrementally.}
+Make sure it builds successfully. Testing (below) will reveal if it also built everything necessary.
-{section: Fixing the Test Suite so it builds}
+{section: Build the Full Port}
-{section: Running the test suite and seeing what breaks}
+I rebuilt in the clipped port tree, and was gratified to see that implementing the glibc external enabled building standard universe.
-{section: Test Suite Passes. Code complete}
+Build problems were generally resovled by adding GLIBC213 to all the conditions that had GLIBC212.
