Hello, El dom, 12-12-2004 a las 17:04 +0100, Mario Fux escribi�: > (BTW: You don't need to CC: me.) I know, I usually reply-all to save time and don't delete the from, sorry. > With the source I made it as follows: > - Upload via ssh (scp). > - Move it to /org/alioth.debian.org/chroot/ftproot/pub/yast4debian/ > > Now I did it in a bit more complicate manner (because I had no read > permission > on HOWTO-COMPILE on haydn (alioth)): > - Download and save it localy > - scp to haydn > - move it to the ftp directory (see above) > > BTW: It's my first time with alioth too ;-). Perfect, I just didn't had the time ;-)
> What is your debian development distribution? I think unstable? Is a mix between testing and unstable, kde from unstable the rest (most of) from testing. > > Well yast2-core compiles. What happens when you execute yast2? Is there a > first screenshot available which shows a first success on our side? The yast2 binary is not in the yast2-core package, it is in the yast2 package. When I was compiling it today it segfaulted when using a binary from the yast2-core package called 'ycpc'. After that I found that ycp --help segfaults as well and maybe other binaries which I haven't tried yet. May be at the weekend I'll find some time to go on. The document I sent is enough for compiling it without many problems, it could be better, I know, I'll try to write it clearer and complete it as soon as possible but by now it's enough for getting yast2-core compiled. If you (Mario) or someone else has the time and feels like it, try it out and tell us the results. Regards, Ramon
