On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 9:43 AM, bsquared <[email protected]> wrote: > I am having what seems to be a difficult experience setting up an > environment for Gnome 3. I have received help on the issues I have > posted, but it seems I get a new issue every time I try to build. I > have read what I've found on live.gnome.org, but I can't help thinking > that I am missing some kind of comprehensive getting started that > would address what I am guessing are standard issues for building with > Ubuntu Lucid as a host system. Obviously I am missing something, but > how can I find out what without repeatedly wasting time time on failed > builds? > > To recap and append my issues to date: > * bootstap failed on gettext - I removed mono from the host system > * gnome-disk-utility, No package 'avahi-ui-gtk3' - my error, I skipped > some modules. > * polkit - error when I skipped above module, not sure of status > * NetworkManager - reported configure error, added to skip, I use wicd > * Then I got an error on previously completed module ORBit. > > So, I start over (again): > > ************************************************ > clean config file: > ************************************************ > moduleset = 'gnome-apps-3.0' > modules = [ 'meta-gnome-core' ] > > checkoutroot = os.path.expanduser('~/development/gnome/source') > prefix = os.path.expanduser('~/development/gnome/install') > > autogenargs='--disable-static --disable-gtk-doc' > > ************************************************ > clean modules > ************************************************ > jhbuild clean > > ************************************************ > re-ran bootstrap/sanity check > ************************************************ > jhbuild bootstrap --ignore-system > jhbuild sanitycheck (no output=OK) > > ************************************************ > updated all source > ************************************************ > jhbuild update > > And now I am prepared to try again. Is it recommended to use the > no-network method? > > All help really is appreciated. > > Thank you, > -Brian >
OK. After updating, I went directly to 'jhbuild build --no-network NetworkManager'. NetworkManager succeeded this go around. Using 'jhbuild bootstrap --ignore-system' the parameter is the only major difference that I recall. Though it may be noteworthy that this is also the first time using 'jhbuild clean' rather than deleting and using 'jhbuild update'; 'jhbuild build --no-network' as two steps. Next, I try the full build. -Brian _______________________________________________ gnome-love mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-love
