Make install and gdb-backtrace.sh

ROOT
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After a successful configure --prefix=/myroot/… and make of ROOT 5.28, I did a make install.
I obtain 4 directories: /myroot/bin, /myroot/include, /myroot/lib, myroot/share.

I set ROOTSYS=/myroot and LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/myroot/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH

But gdb-backtrace.sh (in /etc in the source tree) is not copied to any place in the ‘make install’ process.

So, my linux application doesn’t work,
because TUnixSystem requires gdb-backtrace.sh, and is unable to find it.

Am I wrong?

Happy new year!
YAWN

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Hi, sorry for the late reply.
By default ‘make install’ installs the ‘etc’ content under ‘/etc/root’.
You can change using the switch ‘–etcdir’.
In any case, TUnixSystem should correctly locate that.

G Ganis