Marc,
I am really grateful that someone has put all this
information down in one place. It gave me confidence, at last, to go ahead
and try installing the slimserver on my linkstation.
Everything seemed to be going just fine, but I ran
into a problem right at the last step (under "testing and finishing")
.
I typed in: mnt/slimserver# ./slimserver.pl
--daemon --prefsfile /mnt/slim-data/slimserver.pref --cachedir /mnt/slim-data, as you
suggested,
but the following response came
up:
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/mnt/share# cd
/mnt/slimserver
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/mnt/slimserver#
./slimserver.pl --daemon --prefsfile /mnt/slim
-data/slimserver.pref --cachedir
/mnt/slim-data
The following modules failed to
load: DBD::SQLite XML::Parser HTML::Parser Compr
ess::Zlib
To download and compile them,
please run: /mnt/slimserver/Bin/build-perl-modules
.pl
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/mnt/slimserver#
ps -A
PID TTY
TIME CMD
1 ?
00:00:04 init
2 ?
00:00:00 keventd
3 ?
00:00:02 ksoftirqd_CPU0
4 ?
00:00:55 kswapd
[many lines deleted]
1391 ?
00:00:09 atalkd
1486 ?
00:00:00 papd
1488 ?
00:00:00 afpd
1490 ?
00:00:10 smbd
1527 ?
00:00:00 ppc_uartd
1590 ?
00:00:00 in.telnetd
1591 pts/0 00:00:00 bash
1605 pts/0 00:00:00 ps
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/mnt/slimserver#
/mnt/slimserver/Bin/build-perl-modules.pl
Welcome to the Slim Devices perl
module installer.
These packages are needed for
SlimServer 6 to function.
You will need a C compiler (gcc),
make, and perl installed.
*** Ignore any warnings about
AppConfig. ***
Please enter a perl binary to use
(defaults to /usr/bin/perl)
This must be the same perl binary
that you ran this program with -->
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As you
can see, I tried running "mnt/slimserver#
/mnt/slimserver/Bin/build-perl-modules.pl" as suggested by the
program.
I tried
typing in "slimserver.pl" when it asked for the perl binary, but this didn't
work. I don't think I have a C compiler on my computer, and I
don't know that the modules DBD::SQLite XML::Parser HTML::Parser
Compress::Zlib are.
Any
suggestions?
Rod
Tucker
BTW, when I copied perl and the
slimserver to the relevant directories, both files had a .tar.tar suffix rather
than the .tar.gz suffix as listed in your notes. However "tar xzvf
filename.tar.tar" (rather than "tar xzvf filename.tar.gz") seemed to work
OK.
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