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On Wed, 12 May 2004, David Berry wrote: > > > I just did > > > > > > % cvs commit mapping.c > > > > > > in my local checkout directory, and it said > > > > > > cvs [server aborted]: could not find desired version 1.89 in > > > /cvs/libraries/ast/mapping.c,v > > > > > > Huh? What have I done? > > > > Your CVS/Entries file is out of sync with the server. Have you been > > copying things around between trees/branches? > > I edited mapping.c in another directory (which did not contain a CVS > checkout), and then copied it into my checkout directory and did > "cvs commit mapping.c". Do the AST source files like mapping.c carry any > CVS magic around in them (cant see any)? I thought it was safe to move > such files around. It is, the files themselves have no version information (unless you use one of the magic keywords like $Id$, but I'm pretty sure they are only checked on update/checkout), the expected version is kept in the file CVS/Entries. For my update of AST this shows the last version as 1.88 committed on the 30th April. What does yours show? Maybe you've messed up by committing to a local CVS repository (don't know how you manage that without being you), in which case I'd redo a fresh checkout and try again. Peter.