James Jolin wrote:
Tom Russo wrote:
On Sat, Feb 23, 2008 at 03:33:21PM -0600, we recorded a
bogon-computron collision of the <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> flavor, containing:
Tom Russo wrote:
On Fri, Feb 22, 2008 at 06:54:57PM -0800, we recorded a
bogon-computron collision of the <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> flavor,
containing:
There's also a thread from March of last year in this mailing list
that
suggests installing
x11proto-print-dev
So one (or both) of the two should fix it.
Yep, that's the one you need for 7.10. libxp-dev was needed in an
earlier
version, and pulled in the x11proto-print-dev itself, but newer
Ubuntu need
the x11proto-print-dev installed by hand. Look at the Xastir Wiki
page that describes installing on 6.10 and 7.04. The 7.04
instructions are almost exactly the same as the 7.10, with only a
few minor changes (mostly changing a version number or two where it
appeared in the
package name).
Ok, thanks for the info..When I ran apt-get to get x11-proto-print
it said package not found. So I looked in Synaptic at x11 stuff and
found the
It's "x11proto-print-dev" not "x11-proto-print"
missing dev file. Everything went fine until I ran xastir. It told
me the berkeley db header and the library file do not
match...disabling map caching. The header file is 4.4.20 and the
library file is 4.5.20. Does it matter which version I use as long
as they are the same?
It only matters that the headers match the library. Deinstall the
4.4 headers and install the 4.5 -dev package. You should have
libbdb4.5 and libbdb4.5-dev installed. You can have as many other
BDB versions installed as you like, but Xastir's configure script
will find the latest version and use it --- so your headers (the -dev
package) have to be of the latest version, too. You probably have
libbdb4.4, libbdb4.4-dev, and libbdb4.5. Get rid
of the middle one and install libbdb4.5-dev.
Well I tried your suggestion and I am stuck. First installed libdb
4.5.20-dev and that went ok. My next step was to uninstall 4.4 but I
tried to uninstall the library and that I could see was not a good
idea...too many programs would get broken. I read your post again and
saw I should get rid of 4.4 dev, but that is not installed to start
with. After all this xastir still complains about the mis-match. I
am using xastir 1.9.3 development.
Jim
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