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2007 -------
I was receiving the same error except 'suitable' was spelled correctly. I
resolved the problem the "hard" way, but I'll provide my input in hopes that it
will help troubleshooting efforts.
My OOo-2.1.0 build was working correctly for about a month. I am using a Cross
Linux from Scratch-1.0.0, multilib AMD64 base system with an Xfce-4.4 DE on top
of Xorg-7.1 (with shared libXau) with all of the patches released by Xorg (and
no others) applied. Gtk+-2.10.9 is patched so a sed can be used to change
hardcoded lib paths in various Makefiles. Everything built with gcc-4.1.1,
binutils-2.17, and glibc-2.4. I do NOT have SELinux installed.
OOo-2.1.0 was built from source:
Remove the hardcoded -mcpu=pentiumpro:
sed -i '/^ARCH_FLAGS\*=/d' solenv/inc/unx{lngi{4,5,6},fbsdi}.mk
Configuration:
USE_ARCH=64 CC="gcc ${BUILD64}" CXX="g++ ${BUILD64}"
PKG_CONFIG_PATH="${PKG_CONFIG_PATH64}" ./configure
--prefix=/opt/openoffice-2.1.0 --libdir=/opt/openoffice-2.1.0/lib64
--enable-ldap --enable-libsn --disable-mozilla --disable-odk --disable-qadevooo
--disable-fontooo --enable-cups --enable-cairo --enable-gnome-vfs
--disable-build-mozilla --disable-kdeab --disable-binfilter --with-openldap
--with-firefox --with-package-format=native --with-system-stdlibs
--with-system-zlib --with-system-jpeg --with-system-expat --with-system-freetype
--with-system-libxml --with-java --with-lang="en-US" --with-dict=ENUS
--enable-libart --with-build-version=weibullone --with-system-python
--with-system-nas --with-system-boost
The USE_ARCH=64 is specific to the CLFS multilib system; it is used by a wrapper
program to ensure the 32- or 64-bit version of ________ is used where
appropriate. The BUILD64 environment variable is set to -m64 -march=k8 -O2
-pipe.
Recently, I installed the following packages:
GTK-Engines, GNOME-Themes, GNOME-Doc-Utils, GNOME-Desktop, GNOME-Backgrounds,
GNOME-Menus, libwnck, libsoup, Evolution-Data-Server, GNOME-Panel, GAIL, EEL,
libexif, libgsf, Tracker, Nautilus, Metacity, libxklavier, Control Center,
GNOME-Session, GNOME-Terminal, libGTop, GNOME-Applets, libgnomecups,
libgnomeprint, libgnomeprintui, Yelp, GNOME-User-Docs
Afterwards, OOo stopped working whether I used the original Xfce DE or the newly
installed GNOME DE and I started to receive the referenced error message.
I rebooted my machine using the backup partition which did NOT have these 28
packages installed. OOo worked as expected from the backup partition. Thus, I
conclude that one of the 28 packages above borked OOo. Metacity stands out in
light of the error message.
I then rebuilt OOo-2.1.0 on the production partition (the one having the
problem) using the same set of OOo tarballs. After the rebuild, everything OOo
worked in both Xfce and GNOME. I no longer receive the error message.
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