On December 29, 2012 03:47:14 AM Florian Jung wrote: > "Tim E. Real" <[email protected]> schrieb: > >One problem is that it really seems to want to use its own > > > > partitioning scheme, meaning I need to find a spare drive... > > it really wants its own partition scheme (called bsdlabel). however, you can > create a bsdlabel inside a what you know as partition (or more specific, > mbr- or dos- partition). bsd calls that "slice" you don't need a spare > disk. > > create a bsd slice, install it to there, an tell grub to chainload that > slice.
Ah yes I recall. I've got a disk coming very soon. Failing that I can also try installing /after/ the bad sectors (which BSD installer didn't like) on this big drive. Thought that I tried that but maybe not. So hang in there, I definitely want to see what's going on. > > i can help you with installing and setting it up, if you want. > > >I had a look at the supplied patch. > > > >Really weird about that #include "event.h" > >So one thing I thought of was that perhaps "event.h" > > > > is actually a system file? Can you recall if any error messages > > might have indicated such a possibility? > > yea i think its including some system event.h; there is *no* error about > "could not find event.h" > >Also, one questionable change: > >In top level cmake file you have 'faked' the detection of > > > > ladspa.h. I assume just to get you running... > > true. please fix it if you can. > > plus, additionally i had to add some library and include search paths in the > generated Makefiles: also search in /usr/local/foo. that were some > -includedir or -I flags IIRC. > > plus, don't link against libdl (-ldl) with freebsd. (the functionality comes > with libc). > >Yeah, I only recently added that detection after I noticed > > > > there was none, and it turns out there's no built-in cmake > > detection and no package-config file for the darn thing! > > > >So the only way was direct ladspa.h file detection. > >Is there anything I can do for you to help that situation? > > yeah. maybe looking for the file in /usr/include/foo OR > /usr/local/include/foo is enough. it will be enough for freebsd at least. > please add that. > > >The rtc sections and so on, can be factored-in depending > > > > on various configuration flags we will add later. > > please add them as soon as you can. > > > btw, tim, how far are your midi thread changes? are there already committed? Related to this BSD stuff like flags and removal of ALSA and such ? Nothing yet. Up to my neck in code ATM. And holidays and so on. Really gotta finish this current work first... Tim. > > greeting, > flo > > >Thanks. > >Tim. > > ps: funny thing: the android mail.program k9 mail limits my message length. > looks like a too-small fixed size buffer o.O > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Master Visual Studio, SharePoint, SQL, ASP.NET, C# 2012, HTML5, CSS, MVC, Windows 8 Apps, JavaScript and much more. Keep your skills current with LearnDevNow - 3,200 step-by-step video tutorials by Microsoft MVPs and experts. SALE $99.99 this month only -- learn more at: http://p.sf.net/sfu/learnmore_122912 _______________________________________________ Lmuse-developer mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/lmuse-developer
