On 06/11/2006, at 4:03 AM, Enno Fennema wrote:
I didn't find some 'setup' or whatever script. Anyway, I don't want
to install over my ordinary 'operational' OO nor delete/overwrite
its settings etc.
How can I run the solver version completely separate from the
operational one?
I usually build with rpm and install it into my home directory, as
different versions live side-by-side, although they share one
~/.openoffice.org2 (and sometimes one .config ). You might save this
somewhere, or you could consider working as a different user.
The output tree does not contain a running installation, but it
contains an installation package. This could be rpm, deb or
something, it depends what you configured for example "--with-
package=rpm" else it takes the default for the build platform
distribution. You can re-package for rpm or whatever you like this
way, there is no need to re-build.
export PKGFORMAT=rpm
cd instsetoo_native
build
The installation sets are in instsetoo_native/unxlngs.pro/ (product) /
install/ (lang)
There are three products OpenOffice.org, OpenOffice.org_SDK and URE
You can move these somewhere to keep them safe in case you make a
new one.
I usually build with rpm and install it into my home directory, as
different versions live side-by-side, although they share one
~/.openoffice.org2 (and sometimes one .config ). You might save this
somewhere, or you could consider working as a different user.
The install script is on mirrors in openoffice.org/developer/
install_scripts
To create a new OOo installation in ~/m192 I run it like this with
absolute paths
$ ./install_linux.sh /path/to/rpm /home/jim/m192
There are other ways and some probably better, but this will get you
started quickly. Look in instsetoo_native/util/makefile.mk for more
options. You can build the different targets in there, using dmake.
There are some improvements on the way, that will create a ready to
run installation.
jim
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