< Gustin Johnson wrote:
< > I would not recommend --prefix=/usr
< > By default a locally built packages are put in /usr/local. Adding the
< > prefix option changes this behaviour. I am of the opinion that only
< > dpkg managed packages should be put in to /usr. Of course if you are
< > building a package then that prefix is appropriate.
< >
< >
< >> Also autoconf and automake have to be installed first? And perhaps
< >> autotools-dev too?
< >>
< >>
< > Autoconf and automake should be installed.
< >
<
< OK, thanks Gustin. But when I first tried with ./configure only, the
< plugins did not appear in Ardour or any other application. It only
< happened after running ./configure --prefix=/usr
<
< But maybe I did some other mistake, my installation procedure was quite
< hit-and-miss.
<
< So, if this new version of the how-to works (please confirm somebody),
< i'll put it on the forum:
<
<
< ###
<
< INSTALLING HOLAP AUDIO PLUGINS IN 64 STUDIO 2.1
<
< # as root:
<
< apt-get install autoconf automake cvs
<
< cvs -d:pserver:[email protected]:/cvsroot/holap login
< # (no password needed, just press enter)
<
< cvs -z3 -d:pserver:[email protected]:/cvsroot/holap co holap
<
< # you will need libtool 2.2.6a-1, which is available in Debian experimental
< # repostories. It did not have any dependencies when I installed it, only
< # one package was needed.
<
< # libtool 2.2.6a-1 for 64-bit:
<
< wget
< http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/pool/main/libt/libtool/libtool_2.2.6a-1_amd64.deb
<
<
<
< dpkg -i libtool_2.2.6a-1_amd64.deb
<
< # libtool 2.2.6a-1 for 32-bit:
<
< wget
< http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/pool/main/libt/libtool/libtool_2.2.6a-1_i386.deb
<
<
<
< dpkg -i libtool_2.2.6a-1_i386.deb
<
< # Each plugin has to be installed separately. However, if you copy and
< # paste all lines below to terminal, you may be lucky to install them
< all at
< # once. (And perhaps there is also a more simple way to do it. I'm not so
< # good with this kind of stuff. Any improvements are welcome.) Of course,
< # you can play more safe by copying it line by line...
<
< cd holap
< cd exciter
< ./autogen.sh
< ./configure
< make
< make install
< make clean
< cd ..
< cd harmonizer
< ./autogen.sh
< ./configure
< make
< make install
< make clean
< cd ..
< cd harmonizer_l
< ./autogen.sh
< ./configure
< make
< make install
< make clean
< cd ..
< cd musicaldelay
< ./autogen.sh
< ./configure
< make
< make install
< make clean
< cd ..
< cd zynalienwah
< ./autogen.sh
< ./configure
< make
< make install
< make clean
< cd ..
< cd zynchorus
< ./autogen.sh
< ./configure
< make
< make install
< make clean
< cd ..
< cd zyneq3par
< ./autogen.sh
< ./configure
< make
< make install
< make clean
< cd ..
< cd zyneq10band
< ./autogen.sh
< ./configure
< make
< make install
< make clean
< cd ..
< cd zynphaser
< ./autogen.sh
< ./configure
< make
< make install
< make clean
< cd ..
< cd zynreverb
< ./autogen.sh
< ./configure
< make
< make install
< make clean
< cd ..
< cd ..
<
<
Hello Tapani,
missing package was libfltk1.1-dev for my 2.1 64Studio 32bit ech/lenny mixed
installation.
Now it is installed and working fine just simple ./configure
Still having troubles on my second machine ... fresh installation of 64Studio
3.0 Alpha.
After ./configure I getting errors :
./configure: line 17740: syntax error near unexpected token `MODULE,'
./configure: line 17740: `PKG_CHECK_MODULES(MODULE, dssi >= 0.4 liblo >= 0.12)'
I already asked on [LAU] I will report.
Cheers
mira
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