Hi Terry, >> - fix libxml2 bug (version mismatch sometimes) Are we talking about the bug in xmlhelp? or another one?
> > I ran into this and was not able to get past it - I can't see how this > could happen "sometimes" - I would expect it to happen every time on > specific configurations. I was running OOo on Mac OS X 10.3.3, which has > libxml2.2, and the error message refers to the compatibility version 9.0.0 > being higher than the library version 8.0.0. > > > What version of Mac OS X are you building on? I build on Mac OS X 10.3.8 since I got Eric Bachards Message too late that he sticks with 10.3.4 for various reasons including version mismatches. Strange that 10.3.3 has the problem with version mismatch too. For me I solved the problem by using the libraries out of Darwinports and not the ones comming with Apple's X11. I moved the original Apple libs aside nameing them libwhatever.dylib.orig and then made a ln -s /opt/locallibwhatever.dylib libwhater.dylib but didn't use the new numbers but the old ones so that they are named like the Originals. Also make sure that you add /sw/bin or if you use Darwinports /opt/local/bin to your building path after executing source MacosxEnv.Set. There is a bug in this script. > Of course, as Ed pointed out, this installer solution only works for > Panther (and I assume Tiger) users, not for Jaguar users. I guess when OOo > 2.0 is released, we will produce a Jaguar based US English OOo 2.0 for Mac > OS X installation. Did you try to build 680 milestones on Jaguar? Afaik Kevin tried to build 680 with XCode 1.2 and 10.3.x but he failed and so he as Eric, Florian and I did switched to XCode 1.5 and the November 2004 gcc 3.3 update. I know that this means dismissing the 10.2. Users but so far we had no other solution. You are welcomened to see if you get 680 build with Jaguar or earlier Versions of XCode under 10.3.x > Re "Start_OOo" or "Begin_OOo" - you were asking about ownership - I don't > know why you just didn't contact me directly. Anyway, the original "Start > OpenOffice.org" is mine, and Kevin based his "Begin_OOo" on that for the > Panther installers. What you have in your installer package is some kind of > mixture. I have fixed some bugs in "Start OpenOffice.org" since the last > release (v1.0b9), and if there is any additional work to be done for 2.0, I > would try to do that, as well as fix some more bugs and make improvements I > have planned, in time for OOo 2.0 on Mac OS X. Whether "Start > OpenOffice.org" should be part of "your" installation, or available > separately, is something we can discuss (perhaps offline). > > > I will try to get past the libxml2 problem, and do some more testing. Yes my solution above may not be the best. Mit freundlichen Gr��en Eric Hoch -- ## Ansprechpartner Anwenderunterst�tzung, users-Mailingliste, MacOSX ## de.OpenOffice.org - Office f�r MacOS X, Linux, Solaris & Windows ## Openoffice.org - ich steck mit drin! --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
