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hello guys I wanna install opkg and /.configure - it is donin his thing but in the end it says it dont have libcurl and that I should adjust the pkg configure file and I've looked in the pakage manager and it's there in /usr/bin so I change the path in opkg/configure file to /usr/bin;bin' I suppose the bin' means it's bin file. but nuthin worked. How can I change the the configure path of the opkg? I've LM 13
you might want to start a new post
this one is from 2008 -- 5 years ago
also you might want to do a bit of research on "packagconfig"
that path variable is used by "autotools" to find the "*.pc" files that then set other variables and locations of installed code
these files are in the "-dev" packages on Debian based OS's
and unless you installed programs you built from source in non standard locations
it is auto set to "/usr/lib/pkgconfig" or "/usr/lib64/pkgconfig "
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