Question(s) about libs!
Hello. Here's an easy question (I supposed): last time I had linux, I didn't install all the compilers/libs because I had a real small hard drive. This time I installed RH9, I made sure I would get all, so I basically almost installed EVERYTHING.
However, when I try to compile (./configure, make, make INSTALL, etc) certain programs (such as Xine or VLC), I get errors regarding some libraries I don't have. My question is.... if I indeed have the libs, how can I know where they are and how can I point the compiler on where they are located? If I don't have them, where can I get them? Thanks :) |
Here's what I get when I try to install the rpms from VLC...
http://server6.uploadit.org/files/klitetools-error.jpg BTW what they instruct to install is this: # rpm -U vlc/* --force |
To get xine, go here http://xinehq.de/index.php/download and download xine-lib and then xine-ui. Install xine-lib first. You will then have the xine player on your system. You could also try gxine instead of xine-ui as the front end for xine. It also is a plug-in for mozilla.
Get VLC here for Redhat http://www.videolan.org/vlc/ It has precompiled binaries for different flavors of Linux. |
From your shot it looks to me like they compiled that against a different version of glibc to yours...if I were you I would compile Xine from source.
Hell, I should just have "Newbies, forget RPM's - they suck" in my sig to save me writing every time. |
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Tried both xine and vlc. As for xine, whilst installing the xine-lib (which I as well tried before), I get this on the ./configure. While it seems to install just fine, because it configs files and stuff, it gives me this last on the finish: Code:
xine-lib summary: |
As for VLC, I downloaded the 58megs "source", which just includes all the rpm's....
So I tried installing the rpms with rpm -U *.rpm, and got this: Code:
warning: a52dec-0.7.4-5.fr.src.rpm: V3 DSA signature: NOKEY, key ID e42d547b |
Grrr, xine's website is down because of a "strike"..... can't look up some documentation :(
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Did you try this suggestion? install XFree86-devel http://rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/se...=XFree86-devel
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