hi,
I followed the blfs-book carefully and so far, everything worked.
I set up Gnome and GDM but after the first reboot, all characters were
gone (see attached picture). Any ideas?
thanks,
Toby
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On 1 June 2010 07:16, Tobias Vogel tobias.vo...@linux.com wrote:
hi,
I followed the blfs-book carefully and so far, everything worked.
I set up Gnome and GDM but after the first reboot, all characters were
gone (see attached picture). Any ideas?
thanks,
Toby
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On Wed, 2010-05-19 at 19:54 -0700, Carl Thorn wrote:
I have been trying to build a gnome desktop on top of an LFS version
6.6 I am up to installing the gnome-doc-utils and keep getting the
following build error. I have checked and rechecked to make sure I
have all the dependencies correct
On 20.05.2010 11:24, Simon Geard wrote:
[ Segmentation fault xsltproc ]
Upgrade to libxml2-2.7.7. blfs-svn is still on libxml2-2.7.6. It seems,
that the segfault was happening in xmlParserInputBufferCreateFilename,
which is a libxml2 function.
Works fine here.
HTH
Lars
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On 20.05.2010 11:24, Simon Geard wrote:
[ Segmentation fault xsltproc ]
Upgrade to libxml2-2.7.7. blfs-svn is still on libxml2-2.7.6. It seems,
that the segfault was happening in xmlParserInputBufferCreateFilename,
which is a
I have been trying to build a gnome desktop on top of an LFS version 6.6 I am
up to installing the gnome-doc-utils and keep getting the following build
error. I have checked and rechecked to make sure I have all the dependencies
correct. If you could help me find the error I would appreciate
Hi
Building Gnome-desktop 2.28 from Blfs gives the following error - has
any one seen this?
make[3]: Entering directory
`/home/sources/gnome-desktop-2.28.0/desktop-docs/fdl'
if ! test -d ar/; then mkdir ar/; fi
if [ -f C/fdl.xml ]; then d=../; else
d=/home/sources/gnome-desktop-2.28.0/desktop
On 12/9/09, cliffhanger wrote:
Hi
Building Gnome-desktop 2.28 from Blfs gives the following error - has
any one seen this?
ImportError: No module named xml2po
I don't know about xml2po, but you build libxml2 after python get some
libxml2 python modules.
1. python
2. libxml2
3.libxslt
I only
On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 4:32 PM, cliffhan...@gardener.com wrote:
if ! test -d ar/; then mkdir ar/; fi
if [ -f C/fdl.xml ]; then d=../; else
d=/home/sources/gnome-desktop-2.28.0/desktop-docs/fdl/; fi; \
(cd ar/ \
`which xml2po` -e -p \
${d}ar/ar.po
On Wed, 2009-12-09 at 17:32 -0500, cliffhan...@gardener.com wrote:
Hi
Building Gnome-desktop 2.28 from Blfs gives the following error - has
any one seen this?
Is gnome-doc-utils installed? That seems to be what provides the xml2po
package...
Simon.
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I'm having trouble compiling gnome-desktop. It gives me this error
message:
gnome-rr.c:46: error: expected specifier-qualifier-list before
'XRRScreenResources'
Has anyone else encountered this and solved it?
That's
On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 09:03:18PM -0700, Dennis J Perkins wrote:
I'm having trouble compiling gnome-desktop. It gives me this error
message:
gnome-rr.c:46: error: expected specifier-qualifier-list before
'XRRScreenResources'
Has anyone else encountered this and solved it?
Encountered
On Wed, 2008-11-19 at 06:02 -0800, Dan Nicholson wrote:
On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 8:03 PM, Dennis J Perkins
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm having trouble compiling gnome-desktop. It gives me this error
message:
gnome-rr.c:46: error: expected specifier-qualifier-list before
I'm having trouble compiling gnome-desktop. It gives me this error
message:
gnome-rr.c:46: error: expected specifier-qualifier-list before
'XRRScreenResources'
Has anyone else encountered this and solved it?
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Hello again,
just thought I would add to the discussion: gnome-doc-utils solved all
my problems instantaneously. And I do agree with Randy that copy
paste *does* make things (ie. installing BLFS GNOME) a breeze. Most
of the time, at least. What *does not* make installing things a breeze
is
A word of advice, go thru the log file for *all* packages, especially
for the installation portion.
Yeah, I do it *now*... But that's indeed a *very* apropriate piece of
advice, I wish I heard it (and followed!) it from the beginning! But at
least my server (HLFS, almost at kernel stage) will
Hello,
At the beginning I feel I should state I'm following the package user
hint, it's probably related. So what happens? I'm trying to install
gnome-desktop, version 2.11.92, and make fails with the following in the
log:
[code]
make[2]: Entering directory
`/usr/src/gnome-desktop/gnome
* On [31 Aug 2005 00:10 +0300] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At the beginning I feel I should state I'm following the package user
hint, it's probably related. So what happens? I'm trying to install
gnome-desktop, version 2.11.92, and make fails with the following in the
log:
[code]
make[2
Tarek Ghaleb wrote these words on 08/30/05 18:05 CST:
It's been a while since I used DocBook, but it's always tricky to
set it up to work correctly.
If you cut and paste (or type very carefully) all the commands for
the various packages that make up the SGML and XML DocBook stuff
from the BLFS
Randy McMurchy wrote these words on 08/30/05 18:08 CST:
BTW - I don't think that is what is wrong with the OP's situation.
I would bet it isn't a DocBook issue at all.
I should have qualified this with if he installed all the dependencies
for gnome-session IAW with BLFS at the end of the last
* On [31 Aug 2005 02:08 +0300] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you cut and paste (or type very carefully) all the commands for
the various packages that make up the SGML and XML DocBook stuff
from the BLFS book, everything will work perfectly. :-)
Actually, you're right. When you cut and paste
Tarek Ghaleb wrote these words on 08/30/05 21:13 CST:
So, I guess I was talking about understanding how to set up catalog
files and configure DocBook, etc., rather than just following
instructions. I'm sure the instructions in the book about setting up
DocBook are very clear, the book has
* On [31 Aug 2005 05:20 +0300] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tarek Ghaleb wrote these words on 08/30/05 21:13 CST:
So, I guess I was talking about understanding how to set up catalog
files and configure DocBook, etc., rather than just following
instructions. I'm sure the instructions in the
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