I'm currently stuck in this place. Yes, I know that this gcc is not
supported. This is also the 2.0.1-sourceball. But can anybody
explain this error message for me? That would be great, thanks,
as I don't really have any clue how to tweak/trick/force
compilation past this point...
As far as I can
I have looked through all OpenOffice-threads I could find, but
none seem to have got stuck at exactly the same place as I,
so here goes:
gcc 3.4.4, x86_64 multilib system, most stuff is fairly
up to date, I'm trying to compile OO 2.0.0 following the
development BLFS.
I have added '--disable-cups
Matthew Burgess wrote:
Well, kind of! It's pretty subtle in the book, but we do actually
create /dev/null and /dev/console devices on disk so that booting into
single user mode will work. During a normal boot, though, a tmpfs will
be mounted at /dev with the apparent effect of "overwriting"
Just a long shot here, maybe totally unrelated to what you see,
but I remember getting all sorts of trouble with /dev/null and
other devices when trying to upgrade udev. Ended up reverting
back to the udev version used by the book my system was built
after...
J.O.
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Shane Shields wrote:
For cameras you might want to look at gphoto.
It's probably dependent on the camera make/model, but I am pretty sure
e.g. Canon powershots simply will not be accessible via usb_storage. I
struggled with this some time ago and ended up using gphoto2.
(dependencies: gphoto2-
Ken Moffat wrote:
My guess is that you've used a different combination of options, or
standard options in an unexpected context (x86_64) and X isn't smart
enough to realise where it put things.
To make things even worse, at some stage I decided to add a "/local/" to
all things I compiled/inst
I have been lucky enough to have everything to do with local
characters "just work" for many a year... But now I find myself
having to look into this "locale-thing".
My emacs will display special Norwegian characters in X for older
files. But it simply ignores keypresses on the keys with these
ch
Christopher Beppler wrote:
Which LFS-Version do you use?
I used http://documents.jg555.com/cross-lfs/x86_64/ (which I understand
is a somewhat unofficial cross-build book) plus whatever BLFS stuff I
needed from the development book. I guess this is not exactly the
"recommended" course of action
Ken Moffat wrote:
/usr/lib/firefox-1.0.6/run-mozilla.sh: line 159: 5403 Segmentation
fault "$prog" ${1+"$@"}
...
I see your machine is called opteron - is this a 64-bit, multilib, or
32-bit system ?
I've just had the exact same symptoms, don't know if the problem was
the same as yours
Thanks for the hints... I think I will look for the Gentoo patch Thomas
suggested first, seems the easier way out, if it works...
J.O.
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Not being a Vim-man, I'm anxious to get Emacs up and running.
However, I get
...
checking host system type... x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu
configure: error: Emacs hasn't been ported to `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu'
systems.
when running the ./configure. (Have tried lots of different
--host, --ta
Andrew Benton wrote:
...
Keeping Firefox in your home folder solves the problem of running it
once as root as you have write permissions in your home folder. Also, if
it all goes wrong just delete it. You haven't installed anything system
side so there's no mess to clean up. This script should
Andrew Benton wrote:
No, it's not a mandatory dependency, they've included the cairo code in
the mozilla source. It works well, but there's not a lot of svg out
there on the web.
As it happens, I'm involved in the development of an svg-based system.
I would like to get my hands dirty on the de
Andrew Benton wrote:
video4linux mailing list
https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/video4linux-list A lot of the
traffic there is technical stuff about kernel patches, but there are
plenty of nice people who are willing to help with more basic problems.
Also, the ivtv forum http://www.shsp
Framegrabber software and such is not in the BLFS, as far as I know,
but I'm really stomped regarding this one, so here goes...
I've successfully run a very old Miro-something-bttv-based tv/grabber-
card for many years, which I now replaced with a WinTV PVR150 which is
supposed to grab more and f
Chakkaradeep C C wrote:
hi friendz,
thanks for the replies..i didnt expect so much repliesam very
happy that i have people around me to help.
well well...everybdy seems to be with KDE/GNOME.i personally feel
that my system should be fast and not resource hungry..so i think i
A
Andrew Benton wrote:
Set Firefox as the default browser in Gnome (it should do this
automatically the first time you run it). Run
gnome-default-applications-properties and set the default web browser
Thanks for the tip, but is it possible to do this without Gnome?
(Not using it, haven't compiled
Jason Gurtz wrote:
but I could see it being real nice now. Thunderbird has actually treated
me quite well now for a few years (been using it since 0.3 something,
Speeking of Thunderbird... I'm just trying it out, but how on earth
do I get it to start firefox (or another browser) when I click on
a
Using 'ps' and looking at the 'time' field, I recognized that most
cputime on my machine is spent in X and Mozilla (of the code I have
access to source to, that is) so I want to rebuild these with gcc
4.0.0 with some extra optimization. So much for the background.
Trying to compile XFree86 4.5.0 fi
Thanks for the feedback folks. I backed everything up, made install,
and verified that nothing was done outside of the "prefix-directory"
specified. And the darnedest thing seems to actually work fine!
In my code, I only had to fix some "specialized template stuff"
(guess C++ or g++'s level of slop
Heinke Frerichs wrote:
...
thanks, that did the trick! (Plus the installing of xaw3d...)
J.O.
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