XMMS has no available output plugins

Hi again, I'm building XMMS on an amd64. I have ALSA, aRts and EsounD installed, and am running KDE, where all the system sounds are working just fine. I've (apparently) successfully compiled XMMS, but I cannot play any files in it. When I go to the preferences, the input plugins listed are: Tone

Running OpenOffice.org on x86_64

Hi all, I'm running a pure-64 LFS system, with libraries in lib64. I've built a 32-bit toolchain in /opt/i686 so I can build things like GRUB. The toolchain has been adjusted to the resulting binaries link to /opt/i686/lib/ld-linux.so.2 Problem comes when I want to run the precompiled OpenOffice.

Re: Problems installing OpenOffice.org Binaries

Matthew Burgess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Is 'install' a binary or a script? Try 'ldd' on it if it's a binary, or > see what the shebang line (#!...) is at the top of the file if it's a > script. > And there's the culprit. OpenOffice ships as a 32-bit binary, an

Re: Running a firstboot Script

Thanks, Declan! It works great. Now I can upgrade packages by just changing their version numbers in versions.make, and rebuild the system overnight. How's that for living on the bleeding edge? ;) -mk Declan Moriarty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in news:20050903192339.GA1968 @iol.ie > > How abo

Problems installing OpenOffice.org Binaries

Hi, I'm trying to install OpenOffice.org 1.1.4 on my amd64 system, as it's a lot easier than trying to compile it right now (I'll do it eventually, I promise :) Problem is, I run into the following, which I cannot explain: [EMAIL PROTECTED] /usr/build/OOo_1.1.4_LinuxIntel_install]# ls -l install

Need Help Building RPM

Hi, I'm trying to build RPM on my LFS system (v6.1, mostly). I need RPM to be able to install the OpenOffice.org RPMs, as it seems impossible to build them for x86_64 right now. I've been following Jim Gifford's hint, but run into an error. I've built beecrypt and neon, just for kicks, even thou

Re: Missing Smiley Icons in gaim 1.5.0

Michael Kipper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Hi, > > My gaim IM windows seem to be missing the smiley pulldowns. > And when I type a smiley, I don't get an actual icon, like I get in my > FC4 build of gaim. > Reply to my own post: It was

Running a firstboot Script

Hi all, I need some advice from more experienced LFS'ers. Right now, I build my LFS systems (all two of them) by a customized scripted build, which makes it easy to upgrade packages whenever a new kernel, glibc, gcc, etc. comes out. When the build is over, it puts a S99firstboot symlink in rc3.d

Missing Smiley Icons in gaim 1.5.0

Hi, My gaim IM windows seem to be missing the smiley pulldowns. And when I type a smiley, I don't get an actual icon, like I get in my FC4 build of gaim. What have they built against, or compiled in, that I haven't? I've built everything in the README, namely: gtk 2.8.3 gtkspell libao libaudiofil

Re: No Fonts in KDE, Only Squares

Solved my problem, so I will post it here for the masses. Problem was, the fonts were not being placed in the same directory that X thought they were. When I ran 'X -configure', the xorg.conf.new it produced pointed fonts to /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/... when they were in fact at /usr/X11R6/lib64/f