Jonny Olsen wrote:
>
> Howdy doods'n doodettes
>
> I'm trying to install KDE, but i'm not able to make it work. I've downloades and
>installed QT version 1.40. From the file INSTALL i've copied the environment stuff,
>like LIBRARY_PATH etc... into my profile file, and checked that they are all ok..
>i've compiled(?) it with :
>
> make gnu-g++-shared
> make
>
> without any errormessages...... except "enjoy qt" or something..:)
>
> (i've also tried ldconfig at this point..)
>
> i've downloaded the KDE RPM's, but when i go:
> rpm -i -vv kdelibs........
>
> i only get a message telling me i have to install
> "qt>=1.40"
>
> which i believe i have done..... can anyone help???
> if not, how can i make sure Qt IS installed properly...
> is there something i have to run while booting or something like that??
I may be entirely offbase here since I've never use RedHat. But I think
since you've install qt from a tarball, it didn't get registered into the
RPM database. So when rpm tries to check for qt in the d/base, it
couldn't find it. Have you tried rpm -nodep -i ....?
. . . Ishak
