Eduardo Diaz Uriarte wrote:
> 
> I've got it. I tried with the rpm packages for suse from the web page of Peter 
>Suetterlin
> (www.uni-sw.gwdg.de/~pit/LyX) and it has worked. I have installed it checking 
>dependencies and it has found
> no problem so i think that the problem is in the configure script of the .tar.gz 
>package. (But I don't want
> to talk of what I don't know).
> 
> So collecting the problem for everyone:
> 
> - I firstly tried installing lyx 1.1.5 from .tar.gz and it said me that couldn't 
>find the 'x libraries and/or
> headers'.
This means that you probably didn't have the X and/or xforms
development packages installed.

Another problem with building 1.1.5 under SuSE is, that SuSE-6.4
comes with xforms-0.88, however lyx-1.1.5 seems to require
xforms-0.89.

> - Then I checked that i had everything I needed. (I did so by selecting lyx 1.1.? to 
>install from the yast
> tool. Checking then dependencies, and installing only whatever was necessary for 
>lyx, but not lyx).
This is bogus and will not help. This only ensures that you have
every package installed to *run* lyx. This doesn't necessarily match
with the packages required to *build* lyx.

> - So I tried again with and without several flags (--with-extra.....) and it still 
>didn't work.
cf. above. Another clear indication of not having installed the
development packages.

> - Next step: rpm package without checking dependencies. I get it by this way, but i 
>was worry about having
> problems in the future (rpm couldn't find everything necesary).
This is the brute force way, but should work.

> - And finally, tonight, I reached with the rpm packages for suse (thanks again, 
>Peter).
Do they contain shared versions of xforms-0.89 or link statically
against xforms-0.88? I had to replace the SuSE's shared xforms-0.88
libraries with the original xforms-0.89, because lyx-1.1.5 dumps
core badly (somewhere in xforms) for me (SuSE-6.4) when lyx is
dynamically linked against SuSE's xforms-0.88.

Ralf 

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