You need the development packages as well. What you need also depends on how much of MythTV you want to build. You need extra dependencies to build MythMusic, MythVideo, etc.
Take that list, add the "-devel" packages to it, and you should be fine for the basics. If you want OpenGL vsync, then you need to grab the "-devel" package for the nVidia drivers (nvidia-graphics-devel). XMLTV is not required in North America, but since ATrpms installs it, I install it as well. It is helpful for grabbing the icons for your channel lineup, but not required. I don't know if this has been fixed or not, but I had problems with lirc. The version in ATrpms is incompatible with the lirc-devel that yum tried to fetch for me. I had to remove the one from ATrpms, and them to a "yum install lirc-devel" (which pulled in the matching version of lirc) to ensure that my versions were in sync. Basically, through the process of running the configure script and finding out which options could be detected, you should be able to figure out which extra "-devel" packages you need to build the main program and the plugins. -- Joe --- A JM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm compiling Myth from SVN on a FC4 box and was > hoping someone could help > me identify the needed apps. for a successful > compile. I've read the docs > and it shows the the following. > > "As of 2003¡Ý03¡Ý15, this list includes mysql, gcc, > freetype2¡Ýdevel, > XFree86¡Ýdevel, qt¡Ýdevel and lame. If you're going > to use a > remote control with MythTV, you're going to need the > cdialog package in > order to compile lircd if your > distribution doesn't have a pre¡Ýpackaged lirc. If > you are using XMLTV as a > grabber, you will need perl." > > Since I'm pretty new to compiling from source can > someone let me know if > this will suffice? > > YUM install mysql > YUM install gcc > YUM install freetype2¡Ýdevel > YUM install XFree86¡Ýdevel > YUM install qt¡Ýdevel > YUM install lame > YUM install XMLTV > YUM install perl > > Since I'm in North America I read I don't need XMLTV > if I use Zap2it? Is > that correct? > > Also, what is XFree86 used for? > > Thanks for any pointers you can give. > > _______________________________________________ > mythtv-users mailing list > [email protected] > http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users > __________________________________ Yahoo! Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005 http://mail.yahoo.com _______________________________________________ mythtv-users mailing list [email protected] http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users
