Gesendet: Samstag, 14. November 2015 um 02:43 Uhr
Von: "Ken Moffat" <[email protected]>
An: "BLFS Development List" <[email protected]>
Betreff: Re: [blfs-dev] audacious-plugins-3.6.2 FYI
Von: "Ken Moffat" <[email protected]>
An: "BLFS Development List" <[email protected]>
Betreff: Re: [blfs-dev] audacious-plugins-3.6.2 FYI
On Fri, Nov 13, 2015 at 05:22:35PM +0100, Gerhard Gedigk wrote:
> The installation of audacious-plugins was a hopping from error to error. I
> want to install codices but I do not need everything. The line that would
> help users is
>
> ./configure --help=short
>
> Plus a hint that packages that are enabled but have not been installed will
> produce a crash.
> Thanks for your time
> Gerhard
>
I'm having a hard time understanding your problem. On the machine
where I'm typing this, audacious-3.6.2 appears to work fine.
Obviously, I have been using audacious for some years, so I know
which dependencies matter to me, but I simply build it with
./configure --prefix=/usr
Are you saying that you specifically enabled things which you knew
you had not installed ?
I'll attach the part of my log which tells me what configure found.
Perhaps it will give you some clues about which dependencies you
might want to use (I'm old-school, I just play wav, flac, ogg, mpg
and occasionally CDs, and I use alsa not the Devil's own pulse).
The only advice I can give you is to take a guess at which deps you
will want, then work back prom the descriptions on configure's
summary to find the internal variable names, and from those look at
what programs or libraries or pkgconfig files the configure script
is looking for. And do not attempt to tell it you have things which
are not installed. If you put programs, libraries and pkgconfig files into
odd prefixes such as /opt/something, make sure that they are on your
PATH, in /etc/ld.so.conf, and in PKG_CONFIG_PATH.
After it is built, see if it does what you need. If it doesn't
review what else you need to install. The arch page at
https://www.archlinux.org/packages/extra/i686/audacious-plugins/
lists what some of the optional deps enable. I've no idea what the
'(make)' description on that page means.
ĸen
> The installation of audacious-plugins was a hopping from error to error. I
> want to install codices but I do not need everything. The line that would
> help users is
>
> ./configure --help=short
>
> Plus a hint that packages that are enabled but have not been installed will
> produce a crash.
> Thanks for your time
> Gerhard
>
I'm having a hard time understanding your problem. On the machine
where I'm typing this, audacious-3.6.2 appears to work fine.
Obviously, I have been using audacious for some years, so I know
which dependencies matter to me, but I simply build it with
./configure --prefix=/usr
Are you saying that you specifically enabled things which you knew
you had not installed ?
I'll attach the part of my log which tells me what configure found.
Perhaps it will give you some clues about which dependencies you
might want to use (I'm old-school, I just play wav, flac, ogg, mpg
and occasionally CDs, and I use alsa not the Devil's own pulse).
The only advice I can give you is to take a guess at which deps you
will want, then work back prom the descriptions on configure's
summary to find the internal variable names, and from those look at
what programs or libraries or pkgconfig files the configure script
is looking for. And do not attempt to tell it you have things which
are not installed. If you put programs, libraries and pkgconfig files into
odd prefixes such as /opt/something, make sure that they are on your
PATH, in /etc/ld.so.conf, and in PKG_CONFIG_PATH.
After it is built, see if it does what you need. If it doesn't
review what else you need to install. The arch page at
https://www.archlinux.org/packages/extra/i686/audacious-plugins/
lists what some of the optional deps enable. I've no idea what the
'(make)' description on that page means.
ĸen
Sorry, I have not been clear enough.
I have already successfully built audacious-plugins. My line looked at the end
TPUT=/bin/true ./configure --prefix=/usr --disable-aac --with-ffmpeg=none \
--disable-scrobbler2 --disable-neon --disable-mms --disable-cue
I had the hope that the instructions could be improved with a
'./configure --help=short' so the next user does not recieve so many crashes.
Normally the instructions are somewhat better.
I'm also old school and installed flac, mpg123 and wavpack. I've also been
under Arch before so I look at the PKGBUILTs.
Sorry to waste your time, I'll improve my descriptions.
Gerhard
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