Arne Schmitz wrote: > I'm using KDE 2.2.2 and Qt 2.3.1 and LICQ CVS (from today) fails running or > has some other problems. If I compile with KDE-support enabled, LICQ links > fine, but doesn't run and complains about a missing symbol: > > [ERR] Unable to load plugin (kde-gui): /opt/kde/lib/libkfile.so.2: undefined > symbol: __ti10KNewPanner. > > If I disable KDE support, configure complains about missing findtr, msg2qm > and mergetr, although /usr/lib/qt2/bin is in PATH! > > So what can I do about it?
I've had some problems as well. I was using gcc3 to compile and this resulted in the same kind of messages you are getting. I read somewhere that the problem might be that if QT is compiled with gcc2.9x, you can't compile licq-qt-qui with gcc3... I tried to compile QT3 with gcc3 (which took about half a day :) ), but that totally broke the rest of my system, obviously :-D So I reverted back to qt2.3.1 and gcc2.96 and recompiled licq (with the --with-kde switch) After this, I could not run licq with the qt-gui, but `licq -p kde-gui` did work, finally :) good luck, Leander _______________________________________________ Licq-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/licq-devel
