I don't know the details about your platform, but SqueezeCenter will
usually use the system-installed CPAN modules without any configuration
(there are many standard modules it uses in this way, in fact).
I have seen problems because the SqueezeCenter installation includes the
GD CPAN module in it
Ok, so it looks like its a bug. Next question is, what's the
workaround?
I was able to solve the building problem manually by making sure that I
had the libgd2 package installed. As a result, I have been able to get
GD to build and install via CPAN ie
cpan> install GD
However, this still doesn't
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=6143
Stuart
trevva wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm a fairly long way into installing Squeezecenter on my mipsel-based
> Buffalo Linkstation HD 250. I have "opened" the box etc and have a
> working version of Debian on it without too many problems. However,
> inst
trevva wrote:
> been able to build all of the modules that the build-perl-modules.pl
> asks for, but when I try to start the squeezecenter, I get told that I
> am missing the module "GD". Trying to build it explicitly using
I have gotten around that problem by starting perl from a shell, and
loadi
Hi,
I'm a fairly long way into installing Squeezecenter on my mipsel-based
Buffalo Linkstation HD 250. I have "opened" the box etc and have a
working version of Debian on it without too many problems. However,
installing squeezecenter 7.2.1 is proving to be problematic. I have
been able to build
