Yes I got this solved several days ago. A bunch of old fuse stuff
sitting around that muddled up the install. Started clean and had no
issues with the FUSE or OWFS build.
Steve
Christian Magnusson wrote:
I don't know if you managed to fix the problem yourself, but the main
reason is that yo
the
files from rpm's in /usr/lib or /usr/lib64 any ideas?
/Christian
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I don't know if you managed to fix the problem yourself, but the main
reason is that your new installation contains fuse-2.4 from beginning
+ you have fuse-2.5.x installed at /usr/local/include/fuse*
and /usr/local/lib/libfuse*.
You should either install the rpms fuse, fuse-libs and fuse-devel,
a
That narrows it down a bit. I will try ripping out FUSE, and re-install
it again. I tend to agree, there may be some old stuff around that
needs to come out before the next install attempt..
Thanks
Steve
Paul Alfille wrote:
On Tuesday 24 January 2006 09:10 pm, Stephen Lawrence wrote:
I
On Tuesday 24 January 2006 09:10 pm, Stephen Lawrence wrote:
> I have been using the OWFS for over a year now, but a recent upgrade to
> FC4 to FC3 has given me some grief.
>
> I did the whole FUSE install as per the installation instructions. It
> does mention the FUSE kernel module is already pr
I have been using the OWFS for over a year now, but a recent upgrade to
FC4 to FC3 has given me some grief.
I did the whole FUSE install as per the installation instructions. It
does mention the FUSE kernel module is already present in FC4, but I did
it anyway. Scanned the developer archiev
