On Jan 27, 2009, at 04:55, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
On Jan 27, 2009, at 03:52, Haydar Altintas wrote:
admin$ ./configure --disable-hardening --disable-qt
Checking for environment: Determined build machine: darwin.x86,
target machine: darwin.x86, OK.
Checking for kBuild: found, OK.
Checking for gcc: found version 4.0.1, OK.
Checking for libIDL: found version 0.8.12, OK.
Checking for SDL: found version 1.2.13, OK.
Checking for X libraries: found, OK.
Checking for Xcursor: found, OK.
Checking for Darwin version: found version 10.5, OK.
Checking for i386-elf-gcc: failed to find i386-elf-gcc
Ok, so i386-elf-gcc is installed. It sounds to me like you may need
to tell the virtualbox configure script where i386-elf-gcc is
located, but their instructions don't say that. You may need to
contact the author of those instructions for clarification. I'm
installing i386-elf-gcc myself now to see where it puts its files,
but you can see this too using "port contents i386-elf-gcc". Maybe
try finding out where the i386-elf-gcc program itself is located,
and add that path to your PATH variable, or look at virtualbox's "./
configure --help" to see if there is a way to tell it where i386-
elf-gcc is. I am assuming it is not located in /opt/local/bin; if
it were, then your PATH should have allowed the virtualbox
configure script to find it.
Once you figure out what is necessary to install virtualbox on Mac
OS X, do let us know so that we can create a portfile for it, to
make it easier for other Mac users to install it.
Finished installing i386-elf-gcc on my system. It looks like in
installs the file /opt/local/bin/i386-elf-gcc-4.3.2. So you will need
to somehow tell the virtualbox ./configure script to use that program.
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