I’ve seen a couple different people give suggestions like “Have you tried SFU?” to various questions and problems regarding compiling mono under windows.  Being that I actually like SFU over cygwin ( please, nobody hit me, its just a personal preference, really J   ), have any of these people, or anyone else for that matter, gotten anywhere with getting mono to compile under SFU?

 

I’ve given it a shot myself with the .30 preview and ./configure –prefix=/usr/local exits out saying its unable to find a way to determine timezone.  I’ve tried setting the $TZ environment variable myself “export TZ=’America/New_York’ but I get the same thing.

 

Has anyone out there attempted this?  Any tips?  Please, I really want to use mono for a project I’m working on, but relying on and waiting for package releases just isn’t an option for me right now.  I need to be able to have access to the source code and be able to recompile mono.

 

Thanks in advance for any help that anyone can give me,

 

Dave Rivera

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