--with-external-libmad: If you have installed libmad-0.15.1b use this
option to make Xine-lib link its xineplug_decode_mad.so plugin to
Libmad.
Gave this flag to xine-lib, and it's warning me the command does not
exist. There is a --enable-mad option though.
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Nathan Coulson (conathan)
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Hi,
It has been a while since I done an update to the book.
I think I just did a commit to the book in relation to JSON-C, but
something does not look right. It seems that the local version I have
has missing entries in the changelog for February. Apologies if I did
something wrong.
If I do a svn
Wayne Blaszczyk wrote these words on 02/20/13 06:10 CST:
It has been a while since I done an update to the book.
I think I just did a commit to the book in relation to JSON-C, but
something does not look right. It seems that the local version I have
has missing entries in the changelog for
Randy McMurchy wrote these words on 02/20/13 06:37 CST:
Wayne Blaszczyk wrote these words on 02/20/13 06:10 CST:
It has been a while since I done an update to the book.
I think I just did a commit to the book in relation to JSON-C, but
something does not look right. It seems that the local
Wayne Blaszczyk wrote these words on 02/20/13 06:10 CST:
If I do a svn update, it says its at revision 10963.
Is this correct?
Sorry for my other posts as I am being stupid this morning. Please disregard.
You indeed updated the repo on the old server, but nothing needs fixing as
the new server
Hi,
BLFS traceroute current version is 2.0.18and it is installed in
/usr/binwith normal privileges.
But an older version of tracerouteis built in LFS (Inteutils-1.9.1) and
installed in /bin suid.
As a result the newly installed program is not in use (depending on the
current path).
which
I've added ENTITYs for tagging packages for LFS-7.3. If editors would
check packages against LFS-7.3-rc1, I think the tags could be used now.
It's very unlikely that there will be any significant changes to -rc1
in the stable release.
If building an existing package, the only change needed
