Quoting Bruce Dubbs <[email protected]>:
> Michael C. Robinson wrote:
>> I finally got X to work and the /dev/pts won't mount issue solved.
>> Turns out, I needed to start udev.
>>
>> I installed cmake, but qtparted fails on make:
>>
>> ...qp_libparted.cpp: In member function 'int
>> QP_LibParted::get_filesystem(QP_FileSystem*)':
>> ...'PedFileSystemOps' has no member named 'create'
>> 'resize'
>> 'copy'
>> 'copy'
>>
>> I suspect that there is a problem because my Qt-4 installation is
>> under /usr/opt/qt-4.8.2.
>>
>> Since this is C++ code, one problem could be that the header files
>> aren't getting found.
>>
>> Has anyone else tried to get qtparted to install only to run into make
>> errors at the compile stage?
>
> I've got a fair amount of qt experience so I think I can help, but we
> need a bit more info.
>
> There is no qtparted in the book. Generally you need to run qmake to
> create a Makefile with qt. When I search my qt installation, there is
> no such thing as a QP_FileSystem, so it's not a qt issue.
>
> What is the package that you are trying to build and what is the command
> line that makes it fail?
>
> -- Bruce
>
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From the INSTALL file, Qt 4.5.0 is needed
libparted >= 1.6.6 ???
Header files for Qt 4.x, libparted, and their
dependencies.
gcc 4.5.2 is a tested C++ compiler
cmake is needed.
(I installed cmake 2.8.9 under /usr/local.)
...
To install qtparted:
$ cmake . or ccmake .
$ make
# make install
The cmake command succeeds but the make command fails. I suspect that
make calls qmake.
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