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Hi,
I'm attempting to install gxine-0.5.1, and running into problems. Help if you can, please. I have a scratch built linux system. Following linux from scratch cvs instructions in a loose sense of the phrase. Heres how it bails:
have you installed mozilla or firefox yet? that's where the library you need comes from. if you don't want the mozilla/firefox plugin to be built, look in ./configure --help for an option to disable it.
Yes I have mozilla-1.7.12 installed on my system. I folled the lfs instruction for its installation, and I have java jdk-1.5.0 installed with the proper symlink in /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins.
If anyone knows anyway to possible edit the source so it searches in the right spot for this code I'd appreciate your help.
do you have the directory contianing the libraries in /etc/ld.so.conf and have you run ldconfig? otherwise, you could for ce the linker to look there, say if the lib is in /usr/lib/mozilla-1.7.5 you could:
and the library linker will search that directory. if you use this method though, it will have to be done at runtime too, so the dynamic linker can find the lib then also. it's better to have the directory in /etc/ld.so.conf and run ldconfig if you want it more hassle free.
I am am running a linux box built from source code. I followed lfs-cvs liberally. I did however follow the mozilla, and jdk-1.5.0 builds to the note. So I am kinda stumped on this one.
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