On Wed, 29 Mar 2006, intermod wrote:
You could look into the make file or the .spec file to see what files it expects.
The .spec file is something with rpm. It is the file that gives rpm the instructions as to how to build the package. HOwever your problems are with the make file itself, not with some rpm build I assume.
Thanks. No .spec found. However, these files appear to be language-related (ja=japanese?; ru=rumanian?)
Probably russian.
I was able to find the ja.gmo by using find / -name ja.gmo. I copied this to the directory it was looking for and this cleared the first problem. Here is where I hacked it...since I don't need rumanian? language support, I basically copied the ja.gmo to ru.gmo - it is happy (for now). I am just learning Linux - so please be careful! My solution is rather questionable.
One of the the key principles of Linux/Unix is "Do whatever works". It is certainly a kludge, but if it works for you, go ahead.
I have no idea why you would be needing japanese or russian support (Looking at alsa-utils, it seems it is the file po/LINGUAS that determines the languages. Just remove that file and you should not be asked anything about these language supports.)
Moving forward.....
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