On Mon, Jul 5, 2010 at 3:06 PM, lI <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Running cmake identifies all external 'packages', generates makefiles and
> the subsuquent 'make' goes to completion. However cmake also gave the
> following 'missed/not-found' programs that I want compiled in:-
>
> --------------------- cmake output
> -- Looking for XScreenSaverQueryInfo in Xss
> -- Looking for XScreenSaverQueryInfo in Xss - not found
>
> -- Looking for XF86MiscSetGrabKeysState in Xxf86misc
> -- Looking for XF86MiscSetGrabKeysState in Xxf86misc -not found
>
> -- looking for IceConectionNumberIn ICE
> -- looking for IceConectionNumberIn ICE -not found
>
> ------------------------------
> clearly some X-libraries are NOT being found.
I've had problems like this too, in which some packages blindly assume
X is in /usr or /usr/X11R6. To people who put X.org in a separate
prefix, like /opt/X11 for me, this can cause some major problems. If I
rember right, there was another thread also releating to this issue,
but I can't find it. The only way I know to work around this is by
running:
for f in $(ls $XORG_PREFIX/lib/*.so); do
ln -sfv $f /usr/lib
done
This should fix your problem by linking every .so file in $XORG_PREFIX
to /usr/lib. I hope I was of help to you.
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