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Need a bit more info. What command line options did you pass?
Thanks.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/windows/openoffice/OOC680_m7$ ./bootstrap
. LinuxIntelEnv.Set.sh
dmake
No - on the configure command.
I think i fixed it, since i deleted the --enable-cairo.
I redo evry
Alan Lord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Sat, Jul 08, 2006 at 08:03:18AM +0100:
Before Dan replied that would have been my suggestion to check out. I
must admit as I tend to CP or use jhalfs now, I don't get the nsswitch
file messed up - usually :-)
I think pasting is advised somewhere at the
HI
Who can i access my external HD on FireWire. I checked the HD when it's
plugued in the sys log but i don't now who to access it
Thanx
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*** I'm using Beyond Linux From Scratch - Version svn-20060629) ***
Hi everyone ! How you all ? :@)
Righty, little bit of a problem with fontconfig
(http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/view/svn/general/fontconfig.html)
It compiles happily, but during the make it whinges like this :
if
tar -zxvf docbook-to-man.tar.gz
cd docbook-to-man/cmd
echo `date` ../../make.time
make 21 | tee ../../make.buildog
echo `date` ../../make-time
make install \
21 | tee ../../make-install.buildlog
mv /usr/local/bin/docbook-to-man /usr/bin
cd ../..
if you do the make - all sorts of weird
before you begin, rename the docbook2html to docbook2html.---
mv /usr/bin/docbook2html /usr/bin/docbook2html.--
once all done, rename it back again !
mv /usr/bin/docbook2html.--- /usr/bin/docbook2html
:@)
On Sat, 2006-07-08 at 11:05 +0100, Matthew Carson wrote:
*** I'm using Beyond
I had this problem where during the make for the glxgears the make would
complain about a missing X11/Xlib.h
there was another file referenced in X11
and yet another one in GL that it could'nt find.
Trouble was, I did not know where exactly it was trying to find these
files.
Fixed ! I had to
This is another experience really
ref :
http://lists.alioth.debian.org/pipermail/pkg-firebird-general/2004-December/000365.html
If you do :
./autogen
make
after some time, it chokes up :
../src/isql/isql.cpp:2538: warning: the use of `tmpnam' is dangerous,
better use `mkstemp'
I'm on my first {B}LFS install, and so far it's been great, but I can't
get my head round why I can't get any sound working.
It looked like the easiest thing to try would be to install mpg123 and the
relevant bits of ALSA, but after doing this I got only:
$ mpg123 some.mpg
Can't open
Mark Priestley wrote:
$ mpg123 some.mpg
Can't open /dev/dsp
A previous post directed me to 7.4.4 in the LFS book, and I created
/etc/modprobe.conf with the suggested install command. No change.
Then I read the earlier bits in 7.4.2, which appear to suggest that with
udev the
Mark Priestley wrote these words on 07/08/06 11:20 CST:
$ mpg123 some.mpg
Can't open /dev/dsp
Not sure why your .mp3 file is named *.mpg, but that doesn't
matter (though .mpg and .mpeg are typically used for a/v files).
Don't try to race in the Indy 500 when you're not even sure
if the
On Sat, 2006-07-08 at 17:20 +0100, Mark Priestley wrote:
I'm a bit stuck now, partly I suspect because I have a rather shallow
understanding of kernel modules. Any suggestions would be most
welcome!
Did you enable the appropriate sound modules in your kernel
configuration? Also, if you
Hi.
I repost this message, not because I hope I'll get more answers, but
because I want to find out what is going on by myself. But I need help :
what can I do to investigate by myself, what tools do I have to use, how
can I start something very clear to follow the process threw each steps.
Of course, from a BLFS builders point of view - actually - simply
renaming the file temporarily IS the easier choice, clearly.
We're not all config.h editors BTW !
On Sat, 2006-07-08 at 10:29 -0500, DJ Lucas wrote:
Matthew Carson wrote:
This is another experience really
ref :
Right, don't whinge like a little girl.
which, of course another fine BLFS example.
Is it in the BLFS manual ?
Assuming that it actually is - why oh why - for the Nth time - has it
been put in the *WRONG* place ?
This is the big pain in the @rse over BLFS - so much stuff is in the
wrong
Right, I've given some really useful tips here
What have I got back ?
Thanks no
Pointless whinging from some whingy @rse ... yes
Well, if thats the BLFS culture - shove it.
:0) Bye !
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On 7/8/06, Matthew Carson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, if thats the BLFS culture - shove it.
:0) Bye !
Didn't we already do this once before? Weren't you the guy that
insulted one of the LFS developers for his use of Mutt and then
stormed off?
Matthew Carson wrote these words on 07/08/06 12:20 CST:
Right, I've given some really useful tips here
I didn't see one thing that was useful. I did see a bunch
of disorganized, thoughtless drivel.
Well, if thats the BLFS culture - shove it.
Go away, creep. Crawl back wherever you came from
Matthew Carson wrote:
Right, don't whinge like a little girl.
which, of course another fine BLFS example.
Is it in the BLFS manual ?
The DocBook-utils BLFS instructions DO say that which is a required
runtime dependency - it even provides a link to the which installation
page in BLFS.
Wow. Greylisting has worked great! Looks like it's reduced the amount
of spam I receive by 65-70% at a guess...might be a little more than
70%. I know its far better than that for my personal mailbox, I get
about 3 junk mails a week that escape SA, but watching the stats on the
others has
On 7/8/06, DJ Lucas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Right now I force auth for smtp relay anyway, so users should see
absolutely no change. Basically, what I want is if the sender's address
contains 'lucasit.com' and the recipient address contains 'lucasit.com'
then I want to jump ship if the client
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