Re: [GWhere-discussion] installing: which dependencies ?

[peter]

Hi Zero,
let me split our last msg for a better answer

first of all, I was able to compile GWhere 0.0.25 and start it but not 0.0.26

> > it was a bit frustrating: I was able to select a CD, reads the label but
> > I always got questionmarks as a desrciptiin of the directories.
> >
> > When I made an "ls" at the CD  I got the same. Only after unmount / mount
> > I could read the CD with an "ls"
>
> I'm not sure to understand your problem but can you tell us your error
> message about directories?

let me explain.
I'm running mandrake V9 which uses per default supermount / automount. So, I 
tried to start GWhere with these default conditions.
GWhere is able to connect to the CD and tried to read the contents but mostly 
it got parts of the directory. sometimes it shows the directory icon and as a 
description a few ???????.
When I use the konqueror to show me the contents of the CD it shows the same. 
( part of the content ) with an ls too.

I stopped automount / supermount and did a reboot. after that I could read the 
CD's correctly.
after enabling automount and a reboot I got the same trouble.


> Have you tried the version 0.0.26? Have you the same problem with it?
>
:-) 
well I downloaded the two parts for compiling and had trouble with each 
_________
address@hidden GWhere-0.0.26]# ./configure
loading cache ./config.cache
configure: error: can not find install-sh or install.sh in . ./.. ./../..
address@hidden GWhere-0.0.26]#
_________

there are only these files "INSTALL.part" and "install-sh.part" in the paket.
 
so, what's now to do??
I got it with 0.0.25 and now the next trap with 0.0.26 !  it's really hard to 
become a penguin freak. :-)

--
Bye 
Peter



Am Samstag, 26. Oktober 2002 22:48 schrieb Zero - GWhere:
> Hi Peter and everybody,
>
> "peter.elsner" wrote:
> > Hi folks,
> >
> > as a newbie in your list and in installing with compiling I've got
> > trouble with Gwhere.
> > I tried to install the version ( 0.0.25 ) discussed in a magazin. I
> > understood that I need gtk >= 1.2.0 with the gtk-dev(el) paket  to run
> > gwhere.
> >
> > after some trying ( sorry, I don't know what I realy installed at least
> > because I installed the program "checkinstall" before and got some
> > trouble from there) I could start gwhere.
>
> To compile GWhere you need :
> libgtk-1.2-devel-1.2.x, libglib-1.2-devel-1.2.x and zlib-devel
> You should need some others programs as Make, automake, ... But theses
> programs are often installed on your system.
>
> To run GWhere you need :
> libgtk+1.2-1.2.x, libglib+1.2-1.2.x and zlib
>
> > it was a bit frustrating: I was able to select a CD, reads the label but
> > I always got questionmarks as a desrciptiin of the directories.
> >
> > When I made an "ls" at the CD  I got the same. Only after unmount / mount
> > I could read the CD with an "ls"
>
> I'm not sure to understand your problem but can you tell us your error
> message about directories?
> Have you tried the version 0.0.26? Have you the same problem with it?
>
> > I'd installed mandrake V9.0 running kde 3
> > When I look inside the box what is installed I can see
> >
> > libgtk+1.2-1.2.10-29mdk        <-------- maybe from my helpless
> > installing libgtk-1.2-devel-1.2.10-29mdk <------            "            
> >       " libgtk+2.0_0-2.0.6-8mdk        <-------- the original from
> > mandrake ??
>
> The presence of libgtk+2.0_0-2.0.6-8mdk it's not a problem. In fact the
> next version, GWhere 0.1.0, could run with it.
>
> > together with some other gtk libaries