When I installed the UDEV extras for systemd I saw that there were three
different tar balls for UDEV-188. I started with the first one
udev-lfs-188.tar.bz2. and the installation of systemd-188 for gudev failed with
configure errors. I tried tarball - 2 and noticed that when it was untarred
that
the directory was udev-lfs without the version numbers so I assumed it was a
mistake as well as tarball 1. I then downloaded tarball 3 and was able to
complete the builds of the parts I need. I was just wondering why the first two
tarballs were left on the list if there are mistakes in them. Why not delete
them and leave the good one as udev-lfs-188? Would have saved me a little time
and trouble.
One other thing, I am building KDE from BLFS svn on LFS version 7.2. I am
trying
to install gst-plugins-base-0.10.36, configure seems to work ok but it fails on
make with something like "can't find (something-gir-something)" Sorry I don't
have the exact message available at this time. I thing that the gir library
comes from gobject-introspection which I don't think I need because I am
building KDE not GNOME. Is there a configure switch to turn off the search for
gir? I looked in configure --help and didn't really see anything.
I installed gobject-introspection and the package from systemd but still get
the
same error.
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