Thanks.
Those are all installed, plus in the configure the
only thing left out was "gpsmanshp" and I
don't think I really need that.
VE9MB
On 01/14/2011 04:14 PM, Curt, WE7U wrote:
On Fri, 14 Jan 2011, Murry B wrote:
As in a previous message, I have Xastir working now, installed from
source.
What is the safest way to change to cvs update
If you've already installed from sources, then you've got all or
nearly all the tools you need ready and working, plus the libraries
Xastir is looking for already installed. About all you need extra are:
autoconf, automake, cvs
Safest is to just create a new directory for the CVS version. That
way you don't mess up the other (just in case, until you feel
comfortable with CVS and feel like deleting the other directory and
sources).
Follow the README.CVS file's instructions (or the WIKI page) regarding
the two CVS commands you need to invoke.
They will create a new subdirectory "xastir" underneath where you are
sitting in your shell. Then:
cd xastir
./bootstrap.sh
./configure
make
sudo make install
And you're done!
Any time you want to snag the latest:
cvs update
If any files get updated, follow the bootstrap, etc steps above to
compile and install the new version.
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