Hey,
I downloaded the source code and ran autogen.sh in the mono directory to
build the whole thing. When I did this, it said that there was no mcs
compiler so the install failed. SO… I went back and put the mono directory
back into the path so that it could be found. It then compiled and I think
installed ok, but when I run mono –V, I still get mono 1.1.13.
The version number of SVN-HEAD doesn't include the build number,
so you're probably really running SVN-HEAD.
Secondly, am I wrong in thinking that I now have two versions installed on
the machine? If so, where would the compiled version have gone?
Since you removed /opt/mono.1.1.13, you should have only one
version that got installed to /usr/local (the default prefix).
The mono executable is /usr/local/bin/mono.
Robert
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