Hi Marco, Yes I saw the 2,000+ texlive packages on my computer too, I let zypper go ahead and install them, each one by itself is quite small. I didn't see this action in other Linux distros (Debian and Solus) that I made build scripts for earlier, maybe they already pre-installed texlive, or possibly they put all the very small pieces of texlive code for each language into one very large package. If you can get WSJT-X 2.0.0 RC3 to build on Tumbleweed without texlive please share your results, I am going to stay with what I have on Tumbleweed since it is working great. Ciao!
-- Adam Schaible kb3...@schibes.com On Thu, Oct 25, 2018, at 11:16 AM, Adam Schaible wrote: > Hi Marco, > > Yes I saw the 2,000+ texlive packages on my computer too, I let zypper > go ahead and install them, each one by itself is quite small. I didn't > see this action in other Linux distros (Debian and Solus) that I made > build scripts for earlier, maybe they already pre-installed texlive, > or possibly they put all the very small pieces of texlive code for > each language into one very large package.> > If you can get WSJT-X 2.0.0 RC3 to build on Tumbleweed without texlive > please share your results, I am going to stay with what I have on > Tumbleweed since it is working great.> > Ciao! > > -- > Adam Schaible > a...@schibes.com > > > > On Thu, Oct 25, 2018, at 10:20 AM, Marco Calistri via wsjt- > devel wrote:>> >> >> Il 22/10/18 17:31, Adam Schaible ha scritto: >>> Buonasera Marco, OpenSUSE Tumbleweed you say? Sure I can handle >>> that. Here is a tested and working script to build WSJT-X 2.0.0 RC3 >>> on that distro. First, disclaimers/notes and then, the script: 1) >>> I am NOT a WSJT-X developer, I am just a regular ham radio operator >>> who loves Linux. (I did meet K1JT once a few years ago at a speech >>> he gave, it was fun!) So if you run my script below and it breaks >>> your computer don't blame the wonderful WSJT-X devs, blame only me. >>> By the way I have never tried Tumbleweed before today and I am very >>> impressed, enough so that I may even use it to make a few contacts >>> in WSJT-X :) 2) You do know there is an .rpm binary download of WSJT- >>> X 2.0.0 RC3 available right? So we don't actually "need" to do any >>> of this except for "educational" purposes. 3) The WSJT-X 2.0.0 RC3 >>> build script below is tested and working on a 6 hours old bare metal >>> install of OpenSUSE Tumbleweed (KDE) on my Lenovo ThinkPad T440. For >>> purpose of comparison I also built it on OpenSUSE Leap 15 running in >>> a VM (AWS t2.micro), process was almost identical with just a few >>> small differences that keep it from being able to run as a non- >>> interactive script on Leap (repo update and devel-basis install both >>> need command-line interventions, and Leap compilers are g++-7/gfortran- >>> 7), but it still builds fine. Given these positive results, without >>> any further knowledge I can only guess your previous build issues >>> were caused by (as usual) missing dependencies. GL es 73 de Adam >>> KB3ZUV #!/bin/bash #-----wsjtx2rc3-opensuseTW-build-script.sh------- >>> #--------------RUN ME WITH SUDO------------- # #first the obligatory >>> OS patching #since this is Tumbleweed we do full distro upgrade >>> zypper ref && zypper dup -y #add user to dialout group allowing rig >>> CAT control on next login #(if you use VOX you don't actually need >>> this) usermod -a -G dialout $SUDO_USER #install a whole bunch of >>> dependencies to compile WSJT-X #g++, git, and automake are all in >>> devel_basis zypper in -y --type pattern devel_basis && zypper in -y >>> fftw3-devel \ fftw3-threads-devel gcc-fortran cmake libqt5-qtbase- >>> devel \ libqt5-qtmultimedia-devel libqt5-qtconnectivity-devel \ >>> libqt5-qtserialport- >>> devel libusb-1_0-devel asciidoc hamlib-devel \ ruby2.5-rubygem- >>> asciidoctor libpulse-devel libudev-devel #create some directories >>> for WSJT-X sudo -u $SUDO_USER mkdir /home/$SUDO_USER/jtsource sudo >>> -u $SUDO_USER mkdir /home/$SUDO_USER/.wsjtx #grab and unzip the >>> source code from Princeton wget --no-check-certificate \ >>> https://physics.princeton.edu/pulsar/k1jt/wsjtx-2.0.0-rc3.tgz sudo >>> -u $SUDO_USER tar -xzvf wsjtx-2.0.0-rc3.tgz \ -C >>> /home/$SUDO_USER/jtsource cd /home/$SUDO_USER/jtsource/wsjtx-2.0.0- >>> rc3 #set build options sudo -u $SUDO_USER cmake -D >>> CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER="/usr/bin/g++- >>> 8" \ -D CMAKE_Fortran_COMPILER="/usr/bin/gfortran-8" \ -D >>> CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/home/$SUDO_USER/.wsjtx . #build WSJT-X on >>> OpenSUSE sudo -u $SUDO_USER cmake --build . --target install #after >>> build, to run wsjtx2 RC3 type: ~/.wsjtx/bin/wsjtx #---------EOF----------- >>>>> Hello Adam, >> >> I verified on my system and I had already all dependencies installed, >> but ruby2.5-rubygem-asciidoctor and asciidoc.>> >> When I tried to install the latter package, zypper answers with a >> warning that to accompany this, I would need to install *2207* >> additional "texlive packages",>> then of course I didn't hit 'yes'! >> >> I suppose this requirement of having asciidoc installed can be easily >> omitted by telling to "configure" script to not install the "man- >> pages" and the "html docs".>> >> Thus I will try to build the WSJT-X source again following only >> partially your guidelines.>> >> Regards, >> >> -- >> 73 de P1ZRJ >> >> _________________________________________________ >> wsjt-devel mailing list >> wsjt-devel@lists.sourceforge.net >> https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/wsjt-devel >
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