Hello,
I tried to install qpopper-4.0.9 on my latest blfs machine.
It failed when I followed the instructions given in blfs-6.3-rc2.
Since I don't have PAM installed, I had to add "--without-pam" to the
configure command. Usually such things are mentioned in blfs, so it
would be nice to add tha
D.Dreschers wrote:
> I installed KDE and was eager to use kiten from the
> kdeedu package.
[...]
> I suppose I'm lacking a kanji font file.
>
> So, where do I get one?
I just want to tell you that I found a font suitable
for use with kiten.
I installed then kochi-substitut
Jonas Norlander wrote:
> A lot of talking to my self here :-P
Don't be offended. That's the hard way to learn. :)
I have the same problem with much worse results, i.e.
over 6000 unexpected failures in gcc test. I asked for
help two month ago with no result.
Either everyone is satisfied with the
Doug Ronne wrote:
> Well I built it using CC="/usr/bin/i686-pc-linux-gnu-gcc-4.0.1" and it
> worked fine, so it must be something to do with gcc-4.0.2.
Just for the notes: I build espgs-7.07-1 with gcc-4.0.2 without problems.
Daniel
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Hi folks,
I installed KDE and was eager to use kiten from the
kdeedu package.
After I started it I immediately noticed some boxes
where kanji-characters should be.
Hiragana and katakana characters are displayed correctly.
I suppose I'm lacking a kanji font file.
So, where do I get one?
Thanks
Hi folks,
I was trying to install gnome-2.10 and got up to gnome-vfs-2.10.1.
While building it confronted me with an error in modules/smb-method.c.
After a short check in libsmbclient.h I made the following patch
to build gnome-vfs without this error.
Remember: I'm speaking of samba version 3.0.2
Declan Moriarty wrote:
>>perl: warning: Setting locale failed.
>>perl: warning: Please check that your locale settings:
>>LANGUAGE = (unset),
>>LC_ALL = "fi_FI.ISO-8859-15",
>>LANG = "fi_FI.ISO-8859-15"
>>are supported and installed on your system.
>>perl: warning: Fall
Dennis Nijhof wrote:
> me again,
>
> but are the GL library not a part of xorg? because in my previous install
> without the package managing system al went well.
I searched the internet for more information about that topic.
As far as I've learned, hardware accelerated OpenGL is not so
easy if
Dennis Nijhof wrote:
> hi,
>
> when i try to compile qt-3.3.4 i get an error like this:
>
> -L/usr/X11R6/lib -lz -lGL -Xrender etc etc
> ld - can't find -lGL
> collect2: ld returned 1
With -lGL the linker tries to link the OpenGL libraries.
You'll need to install them first.
If you have got a
Randy McMurchy wrote:
>>in order to avoid rebuilding my complete system is it
>>possible to build solely the objc,f77 and ada compiler
>>and install them in /usr/local without damaging the
>>c and c++ compiler in /usr ?
>
> What do you mean "damaging"? What version of GCC do you currently
> have i
Hello,
in order to avoid rebuilding my complete system is it
possible to build solely the objc,f77 and ada compiler
and install them in /usr/local without damaging the
c and c++ compiler in /usr ?
Daniel
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Hi,
I'm trying to install gcc-3.4.4 with c, c++, objc, ada and f77
on my lfs (svn-20050808).
I followed the instructions from blfs (also svn).
After running the test-suite I decided not to install it, due
to the massive amount of unexpected failures.
I blamed gnat for it. But it isn't gnats fault
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