I just completed my first build (8 hours on a Toshiba laptop) (
configure args and packages added
documented in attached script). I followed the directions from the wiki
page and added:
export LOCALINSTALLDIR="/home/tcm/dest/second_try"
mkdir -p $LOCALINSTALLDIR
export PKGFORMAT="installed"
be
On Thu, 2009-07-23 at 12:44 +0100, lux-integ wrote:
> --with-package-format=native
Normally for e.g. a build that spits our rpms or debs there would e.g.
be a openoffice.org3-dict-en-3.2.0-9406.x86_64.rpm rpm or package which
consists of a package which injects the English spell checking package
Greetings,
some months ago I built openoffice3.01 on a self-compiled-LFS linux box
(Kernel 2.6.28.8, gcc4.3.2, CPU=AMD64/64 bit only) Things worked fine I
thought until my wife began to use it and discovered that openoffice had no
spell checker.
Here is my configure script
./configure --pre
Niklas Nebel wrote:
> "No trace" means it's used: .IF "$(WITH_GPC)"!="NO"
>
Yep (where the relevant part is in the
tools/source/generic/makefile.mk). So my memory *did* fail me. ;)
-- Thorsten
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Bjoern Michaelsen wrote:
> Ok, I will remove the references from to gpc from the Building Guide for
> current
> releases. However, the directory external/gpc needs to be removed and
> configure
> needs to get rid of related options. Is there a bug for this already or do I
> need to open a new one