Re: [Xastir] Snapshot problems

2010-01-17 Thread Mike

Thanks Lee,

I will try that when I get back to it on Monday or Tuesday. Right now I 
am traveling. The distro of Kubuntu9.10/Xastir 1.9.7 (2009-12-05) was 
from the Xastirwiki site


Thanks again



Lee Bengston wrote:

Mike,

It sounds like the kubuntu iso I distributed.  I duplicated the
problem and fixed it by installing libxpm-dev and rebuilding Xastir.
(Thanks, Curt, for identifying libxpm)  Assuming you are using an
installation that came from the Kubuntu image that I posted, here is
how I got snapshots to work:

  sudo apt-get install libxpm-dev

  cp -r /home/a-user/src ~/

  cd ~/src/xastir

  ./configure

  make

  sudo make install

Not surprisingly, the same issue is present with either the ubuntu or
kubuntu images.

Although I did back out OpenOffice in order to make room for Xastir
and its dependencies, I don't think I removed libxpm-dev.  It appears
that libxpm-dev needs to be added as a package to be installed in the
HowTo for Ubuntu 9.04/9.10 in the wiki

Regards,

Lee - K5DAT
Murphy, TX

On 1/16/10, Mike w2swrs...@gmail.com wrote:
  

Hi Curt,

The Xastir  Kubuntu were both packaged together in a disk image, I
don't have the dev headers but I will give them a try. I will also check
out whether or not  it was w/ or w/o libxpm suooprt.

tnx,
de Mike, W2SWR

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Curt, WE7U wrote:


On Thu, 14 Jan 2010, Mike wrote:

  

Yes they're there


Meaning the libXpm shared libraries and development headers?

Did you compile Xastir from sources after those were installed?  If
you're running a pre-compiled Xastir binary, perhaps it was compiled
w/o support for libXpm?

  

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Re: [Xastir] Snapshot problems

2010-01-17 Thread Lee Bengston
On 1/17/10, Tom Russo ru...@bogodyn.org wrote:

 Until last week, the 9.04 page had broken instructions and did not even
 include xorg-dev.  But leaving that out makes xastir uncompilable, so I
 don't think that's the issue --- you must have installed that one even though
 it was missing from the wiki instructions.  But it's one of:

 xorg-dev libmotif-dev graphicsmagick gv libxp-dev

 that's getting things installed on 9.10, at any rate.

Actually the lack of xorg-dev in the instructions was the issue.  I
have installed Xastir in both 9.04 and 9.10 using the previous
installation notes version that did not include xorg-dev, and it still
compiled. That's how the remastered iso images were done as well.
Although Xastir still compiles, it is compiled without libxpm-dev,
which I assume gets installed as a dependency of xorg-dev.

Regards,

Lee - K5DAT
Murphy, TX
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Re: [Xastir] Snapshot problems

2010-01-17 Thread Tom Russo
On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 10:57:08AM -0600, we recorded a bogon-computron 
collision of the lee.bengs...@gmail.com flavor, containing:
 On 1/17/10, Tom Russo ru...@bogodyn.org wrote:
 
  Until last week, the 9.04 page had broken instructions and did not even
  include xorg-dev.  But leaving that out makes xastir uncompilable, so I
  don't think that's the issue --- you must have installed that one even 
  though
  it was missing from the wiki instructions.  But it's one of:
 
  xorg-dev libmotif-dev graphicsmagick gv libxp-dev
 
  that's getting things installed on 9.10, at any rate.
 
 Actually the lack of xorg-dev in the instructions was the issue.  I
 have installed Xastir in both 9.04 and 9.10 using the previous
 installation notes version that did not include xorg-dev, and it still
 compiled. That's how the remastered iso images were done as well.
 Although Xastir still compiles, it is compiled without libxpm-dev,
 which I assume gets installed as a dependency of xorg-dev.

Bizarre.

When I tried to build on 9.10 with the 9.04 instructions that lacked xorg-dev,
Xastir wouldn't even compile (X11.h wasn't installed).

xorg-dev appeared in all previous versions of the Ubnutu instructions, so I 
assumed it was an accidental omission.  9.04's dependencies must have pulled
pieces of it in that 9.10's didn't.  Odd.

At any rate, xorg-dev should be listed, regardless, and has been for a few
days.

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[Xastir] Readme files

2010-01-17 Thread David Aitcheson
Is anyone else combing through the readme files and getting lost due to the
broken or dead links like I am?

KB3EFS
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Re: [Xastir] Snapshot problems

2010-01-17 Thread Lee Bengston
On 1/17/10, Tom Russo ru...@bogodyn.org wrote:
 On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 10:57:08AM -0600, we recorded a bogon-computron
 collision of the lee.bengs...@gmail.com flavor, containing:
 On 1/17/10, Tom Russo ru...@bogodyn.org wrote:

  Until last week, the 9.04 page had broken instructions and did not even
  include xorg-dev.  But leaving that out makes xastir uncompilable, so I
  don't think that's the issue --- you must have installed that one even
  though
  it was missing from the wiki instructions.  But it's one of:
 
  xorg-dev libmotif-dev graphicsmagick gv libxp-dev
 
  that's getting things installed on 9.10, at any rate.

 Actually the lack of xorg-dev in the instructions was the issue.  I
 have installed Xastir in both 9.04 and 9.10 using the previous
 installation notes version that did not include xorg-dev, and it still
 compiled. That's how the remastered iso images were done as well.
 Although Xastir still compiles, it is compiled without libxpm-dev,
 which I assume gets installed as a dependency of xorg-dev.

 Bizarre.

 When I tried to build on 9.10 with the 9.04 instructions that lacked
 xorg-dev,
 Xastir wouldn't even compile (X11.h wasn't installed).

 xorg-dev appeared in all previous versions of the Ubnutu instructions, so I
 assumed it was an accidental omission.  9.04's dependencies must have pulled
 pieces of it in that 9.10's didn't.  Odd.

 At any rate, xorg-dev should be listed, regardless, and has been for a few
 days.

It's coming back to me now.  Either prior to or about the same time
that Ubuntu 9.04 came out, I was working on compiling Xastir on a new
Mandriva version - the first one with KDE 4, and when I installed
Mandriva's equivalent to xorg-dev (xorg-devel, I think), it orphaned a
bunch of libraries and completely broke the KDE desktop.  I ended up
trying to compile Xastir without it, however, and it worked.

When Ubuntu 9.04 came out, I tried compiling without xorg-dev, and it
worked again.  Although I didn't write the HowTo for Ubuntu 9.04, I
mentioned the ability to compile without xorg-dev to Kevin R., who did
write it, and I believe he (and later several others following the
same HowTo) installed without xorg-dev and did not experience
difficulty.  In hindsight snapshots probably didn't work - shows how
often a bunch of us actually use that feature.  Because xorg-dev had
broken KDE 4 in another distribution, and I hadn't tried Kubuntu 9.04
yet, I thought it best to leave out xorg-dev in the 9.04 HowTo given
things seemed to work without it.

I've continued to be able to compile in Ubuntu 9.10 without xorg-dev.
I built a new VM today with Kubuntu 9.10 just to be sure, and once
again, it worked.  I suspect the reason 9.10 failed without xorg-dev
for you is due to the substitution of GraphicsMagick for ImageMagick.
The two packages that appear to grab many of the same packages that
are dependencies of xorg-dev are libxp-dev and libmagickcore-dev.  I'm
guessing that the dev package for GraphicsMagick doesn't pick up at
least one key package that the dev for ImageMagick does.

After compiling Xastir without xorg-dev today in the new Kubuntu 9.10
VM, I then added xorg-dev and recompiled.  It didn't harm KDE 4, and
snapshots worked.  So we're definitely good to go with xorg-dev back
in the wiki.

Thanks,
Lee - K5DAT
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