Bill Piety wrote: > > Praedor Tempus wrote: > > > Hello, > > > > Here is one such message I typically get when I try to run any kde app > > (from xterm): > > > > ** WARNING **: Unable to find handler for file: > > /usr/share/icons/large/sketch.xpm > > kcontrol: error in loading shared libraries: /usr/lib/libkdecore.so.2: > > undefined symbol: .LPR0 > > ex.lpro > > > > I am then back at the command prompt. I get this when I try to run > > konsole, kedit, etc. > > > > I have tried recompiling qt-1.1.4 and kde rpms but the result has been, > > thus far, the same. [...] > A little progress - thought you had capitalized .LPR0 for emphasis. My mistake. > Your problem probably comes from the fact that you compiled kdelibs but used > a pre-built kdebase. I'm no programmer, but .LPR0 would be found in your source > scripts. Someone who programs would be able to define it's use. Wait for further > input, but you'll probably have to go with all pre-builts or find out why your > kdebase won't build. The primary message I get with these failed builds is about kde not being able to link a program, and that I should make sure that I compile qt with the same compiler that I am using for trying to build kdebase. Needless to say, the compiler is identical. I have tried recompiling and installing qt-1.44, there are no errors, but the result is the same for kdebase-1.1.2-61mdk and for kdeutils. kdelibs and kdesupport compile fine IF I first install their src rpms and then run "rpm -bb <appropriate spec>". If I try to run "rpm --rebuild .." on the same src rpm, it fails with the same message about failing to link a program, compile qt with the same compiler, etc. This does NOT work with kdebase. No matter how I try it, it fails with that same message. I am now looking at reinstalling 7.0 and upgrading from there again. It keeps appearing to me that some small subtle problem exists on my system since trying to upgrade MOST of it to 7.2beta, and that it could prove almost impossible to find that problem. I cannot compile gcc either, glibc compiling produces a HUGE list of "invalid character 45..." messages, but does produce installable glibc i686 rpms. Most other src rpms have built and installed fine. KDE is really proving to be a problem. I considered just going ahead and trying to build and install kde-1.95 but I cannot get qt2 to compile. IT gives me errors that seem to indicate that it cannot find files that IT supplies. That's as it stands now. It doesn't seem appropriate to submit a bug report about my kde problems because those src rpms are from Mandrake 7.1 while the rest of my system is, essentially, mandrake 7.2beta. praedor
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