[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > On Friday 26 September 2008 06:09:55 Audrius Kažukauskas wrote: > > and I've built VBox with > > VBOXUSERS=no QT4=yes QT3=no flags. > > If you use QT3=no it effectively disables QT4 also, > as you can see from this bit of code from the SlackBuild. > > #<--- if no QT3 jump down to the last else > if [ "$QT3" = "yes" ]; then > qt3gui="--with-qt-dir=/usr/lib/qt" > > if [ "$QT4" = "yes" ]; then > patch -d src/VBox/Installer/linux -i $CWD/VBox.diff > qt4gui="--with-qt4-dir=/usr/lib/qt4" > GUI="VirtualBox VirtualBox3" > else > cd src/VBox/Installer/linux > sed -i "s|/VirtualBox|/VirtualBox3|" VBox.sh > cd - > qt4gui="--disable-qt4" > GUI="VirtualBox" > fi > #<----- last else way down here > else > qt3gui="--disable-qt3" > fi > > QT4=yes QT3=yes should make things work as you expected.
Well, no. VirtualBox's configure has a weird behaviour regarding qt. It does not find qt3 automatically, even though it searches the right paths, so I have to specify the qt3-install-directory with --with-qt-dir. For some reason, if I use that method it does then not find qt4 either, which is why I have to use a similar method for qt4 too. However, if only qt4 is requested, configure has no problems with finding it automatically. Unfortunately this reveals a bug I haven't thought of before, as one can't disable both qt3 and qt4 at the same time. I will resolve this as soon as possible. Grs, Heinz
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