On Tue, 26 Mar 2013, Nathan Steele wrote:
> I'm not going to take any offense to this, but I want to point out that I > had the same problem trying to upgrade a broadcast appliance install to a > version that was not the current one for a station I do some contract work > for. I never solved it.I didn't want to nor did I have the time to upgrade > the whole system to the current version, but needed to add a workstation. > Ended up giving it back to the owner/engineer, and AFAIK, it's still not > been put in service. I occasionally have problems where a configure script complains about some or another dependency not being satisfied when it is, in fact, there, but the script is looking in the wrong place. For instance, the script may be looking in /usr/lib for a file that is actually in /usr/local/lib; or, it may be looking for /usr/lib/whatever.so when the file is actually named /usr/lib/whatever.so.0 . A symbolic link or two will answer, once the "missing" file has been identified. Few things annoy me as much as an error message that says "file not found" when it could just as easily say "file not found: /home/wzzz/somefile". Rob _______________________________________________ Rivendell-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.rivendellaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/rivendell-dev
