r j écrivit : > > I was rebuilding qt2-2.2.4-3mdk.src.rpm and everything going OK until: > "... > Creating makefiles... > > You wanted to compile the Qt Designer with > KDE2 support, but $KDEDIR does not point > to a valid KDE2 installation. KDE support > has been turned off. > ... kdelibs* packages are not installed. > This was partially because I did not have KDE2 installed. The build > completed. Today, I installed KDE2.1-20001210... on my 7.2 devel box > and began the build again. > *** I got the same error. *** > (Note that I did the rpm --rebuilddb, updatedb and update-menus before > starting the build again.) devel packages were installed? It seems not. > Also, if $KDEDIR is so important, why is it not created _properly_ > during the KDE install? And, btw, where is it _suppose_ to point in > order for qt 2.2.4 to be hap-hap-happy? $KDEDIR is PATH where is installed KDE. On a LMDK system it's in /usr/. But, if your system is correctly installed, you should not have problems. [..;] > First, Can somebody on the team please fix qt-2,2,4 so that build will > occur with KDE support in QT Designer even if KDE is not installed at > the time of the QT build _or_ maybe split out the 'Designer' so it can > be built after QT and KDE are installed? [...] Qt package doesn't need to be fixed. It compiles without problems if your system is correctly installed. -- MandrakeSoft http://www.mandrakesoft.com PARIS, FRANCE --David
