Apt-get installs ubuntu's pre-packaged version, which is 1.9.4, in
ubuntu's standard directory structure.
When you compiled from source, the install script sticks xastir under /
usr/local/bin. Because this directory isn't in your path, you need to
prefix the path before running xastir or add that directory to your
path.
You'll want to apt-get remove xastir again, and then run /usr/local/
bin/xastir to start up the compiled version.
Regards,
-Dan n7nmd
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On Jun 22, 2010, at 14:48, "Stan Grigaliunas"
<[email protected]> wrote:
After finding out that Tiger maps are no longer available I have
been searching for my next move. My Xastir that was installed via
10.04 was V1.9.4. I followed the instructions that were listed on
the Xastir Wiki. I ran into a snag. After doing the 'Install
xastir' section, I was rewarded with 'yes' on the options listed
with "xastir 1.9.9 has been configured to use the following options
and external libraries". So I did 'Build the code' with the next
step. When it told me to launch the xastir it gave me a message
saying xastir is not installed!! It said to do the sudo apt-get
install xastir command. I did that, and that installed the original
V1.9.4. So I did the Wiki again, with the same results.
I am as green as a dollar bill, so what is my next move? I have
been using xastir for APRS with on line Tiger maps for few years
now. I do have a complete set of Tiger maps on CD's that I
purchased few years ago, but have not tried them.
73
Stan
k8srb
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