Andrew Benton wrote these words on 09/11/05 03:00 CST:
What's the number of the bug? a search for tcl in BLFS bugzilla gets me Zarro
Boogs found...
http://blfs-bugs.linuxfromscratch.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1582
Perhaps you only searched for open bugs? I fixed this and closed
the bug yesterday.
Christopher Beppler wrote these words on 09/11/05 10:42 CST:
I don't understand what you mean with this... sorry.
Never mind, it's not important. If you did, you'd know what I was
talking about. :-)
However, just so you know, I meant using these flags passed to
configure:
Randy McMurchy wrote:
[...]
I thought maybe perhaps you used them, because you *do* have system
installed versions of the NSS/NSPR libs. Probably because you've
installed Mozilla.
No... I've just followed the instructions of the BLFS 6.1
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Randy McMurchy wrote:
Christopher Beppler wrote these words on 09/11/05 10:04 CST:
I've done this on my own... since that firefox doesn't start caused by
the segfault
I forgot to ask earlier. You have ensured that your TrueType font
setup is correctly configured IAW the instructions in
Christopher Beppler wrote these words on 09/11/05 11:01 CST:
Randy McMurchy wrote:
I thought maybe perhaps you used them, because you *do* have system
installed versions of the NSS/NSPR libs. Probably because you've
installed Mozilla.
No... I've just followed the instructions of the BLFS 6.1
Randy McMurchy wrote:
Christopher Beppler wrote these words on 09/11/05 11:01 CST:
Randy McMurchy wrote:
I thought maybe perhaps you used them, because you *do* have system
installed versions of the NSS/NSPR libs. Probably because you've
installed Mozilla.
No... I've just followed the
Christopher Beppler wrote these words on 09/11/05 11:32 CST:
Sorry... I have installed Mozilla some time ago... but I thought by
removing /usr/lib/mozilla* /usr/include/mozilla* /usr/share/idl/mozilla*
I've removed it correcty and completly.
The BLFS book has instructions to move the NSPR
Stephen Liu wrote:
checked /var/log/cups/access_log
localhost - root [11/Sep/2005:03:22:41 +0800] GET /printers/HP_Printer
HTTP/1.1 200 3494
localhost - root [11/Sep/2005:03:22:42 +0800] GET /favicon.ico
HTTP/1.1 404 0
localhost - root [11/Sep/2005:03:23:04 +0800] GET
Andrew Benton wrote these words on 09/11/05 11:43 CST:
Cups is a bugger to get working. So frustrating. But when it does work it's
great.
Gosh, my experience is the exact opposite. Install CUPS, Gimp-Print,
ESP Ghostscript and Samba by the book, then configure the printer
using the CUPS Gui,
Christopher Beppler wrote:
libmozjs.so = not found
libxpcom.so = not found
Firefox's settings are stored in a javascript file prefs.js in your profile. It
can't alter that file without libmozjs.so
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FAQ:
Andrew Benton wrote these words on 09/11/05 11:56 CST:
Christopher Beppler wrote:
libmozjs.so = not found
libxpcom.so = not found
Firefox's settings are stored in a javascript file prefs.js in your profile.
It can't alter that file without libmozjs.so
This is normal for
Stephen Liu wrote:
Any folk on the list having
experience please shed me some light.
Yep, and someone even wrote a hint on it.
http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/hints/downloads/files/PREVIOUS_FORMAT/hpdeskjet.txt
is a little outdated, but should show you the basics required to get
things
Recently, Somebody Somewhere wrote these words
Hi folks,
On installing alsa-oss-1.0.9 problem was encountered on make install
Steps performed as follows;
$ su
Password:
# make install
Making install in alsa
make[1]: Entering directory `/sources/alsa-oss-1.0.9/alsa'
make[2]: Entering
Recently, Somebody Somewhere wrote these words
I was checking out the various Mozilla projects and found that they
also release NSPR and NSS indepndently of Mozilla. Given that Firefox,
Thunderbird and few other packages link gaim depend on NSS libraries,
it would probably be useful to build
Hello,
I am trying to build BIND in accordance with the instructions in the 6.0
BLFS book.
I can build it, but when I run the tests I get a failure at test #126. The
response in the log is I:Couldn't start server ns1
Any suggestions where I am going wrong ?
Thanks!
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On Sun, 11 Sep 2005, Andrew Benton wrote:
Randy McMurchy wrote:
Just out of curiosity, why would one need to build the alsa-oss
libraries? I've never built them on a production system and don't
have any issues with sound using modern sound software.
Is there some sound software out there that
Matthew Burgess wrote:
FWIW, my flash worked without any OSS emulation or libs. Just
plain-jane ALSA.
Really? I can't get any sound from flash if I don't enable alsa-oss emulation
in the kernel. Which flash plugin are you using?
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Andrew Benton wrote:
Really? I can't get any sound from flash if I don't enable alsa-oss
emulation in the kernel. Which flash plugin are you using?
Oh, erm, looks around to see who's he can blame...I was on my Ubuntu
host when I tested that little theory out. I've not built any BLFS
stuff
I tried compiling Xfree86-4.4.0 after I couldn't get Xorg to compile. I downloaded the seven separate files. I checked them (md5sums) and everything looked fine. I completely deleted the old xc and xcbuild stuff generated by my previous failed Xorg attempts. I recreated the
On Sun, 2005-09-11 at 20:40 +0800, Stephen Liu wrote:
I think maybe the driver problem. I could not find the right driver on
CUPS-1.1.23. I suppose need to download the driver for HP Deskjet 5740
from;
http://hpinkjet.sourceforge.net/
Stephen,
I have found that printers which do not speak
Hi Declan,
Tks for your advice.
First of all rerun ldconfig. (hint from 30 secs with google).
Have you tried running it? ld should work, and should return an error
if called with no arguments.
I think I may work around the problem either by adding --disable-cxx
on configuration OR to
Stephen Liu wrote these words on 09/11/05 19:33 CST:
I think I may work around the problem either by adding --disable-cxx
on configuration OR to install the package on chroot. I met the same
problem on installing other packages before. My interest is to find
out the cause. Otherwise I may
Hi Simon,
I tried mono install anew. The results of my research so far are that there
are severe version mismatches. I have reached till the end of the install
i.e. upto installing the final package 'monodevelop-0.5.1' which actually
provides the IDE.
It did not complain upto the 'configure'
On 9/11/05, Randy McMurchy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've fooled around with using the Firefox NSPR stuff to build
Thunderbird, and there was some issue but I can't remember now what
it was. Though I knew they existed, I never tried to build the
stand-alone versions of the NSPR stuff.
I just
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