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kebabbert · 08-01-2007, 01:42 PM

Doug Scott writes:

CBE WINE BUILD INSTRUCTIONS - V1.0
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Step 1: [OPTIONAL] Add new user to do builds
- User requires "Software Installation" profile for CBE

root@db1> useradd -g sysadmin -d /export/home/cbe -m -s /usr/bin/bash -c "CBE build user" -P "Software Installation" cbe

Create a suitable /export/home/cbe/.bash_profile

root@db1> su - cbe

Step 2: Download and extract CBE

cbe@db1> wget -O - http://dlc.sun.com/osol/jds/download...-1.6.0-src.tar | tar fx -

Step 3: Remove SUNWsmbaS from JDS_DEPENDENCIES in jds-cbe-1.6.0/cbe-install
- Required for later SXCE builds as SUNWsmbaS is not installed

cbe@db1> chmod u+w jds-cbe-1.6.0/cbe-install
cbe@db1> printf "%%s/SUNWsmbaS//\nwq\n" | ex - jds-cbe-1.6.0/cbe-install

Step 4: Build and install CBE
- If you are not building JDS you can say no to installing dependencies
- This may take some time
cbe@db1> cd jds-cbe-1.6.0
cbe@db1> ./cbe-install

Step 5: Add env.sh to your .bash_profile
cbe@db1> cd ..
cbe@db1> printf ". /opt/jdsbld/bin/env.sh\n" >> .bash_profile
cbe@db1> . /opt/jdsbld/bin/env.sh

Step 6: Check out spec-files-extra
cbe@db1> svn co https://pkgbuild.svn.sourceforge.net...es-extra/trunk spec-files-extra

Step 7: Build
cbe@db1> cd spec-files-extra
cbe@db1> pkgtool build --download SFEfontforge.spec SFEfreetype.spec SFEwine.spec

This is using the CBE package system for Solaris. Just like blastwave, but it downloads the source automatically and compiles automatically for you. However, first the were was an compilation error, I first had to copy libgunicode.so.3 to /usr/lib and then compiling continued. But it would be better to a symlink i believe. This package also installs fontforge for you automatically.

The CBE package has also the latest vlc-player to download for Solaris (and lots of other stuff, like "GKrellm" which is a must - it displays info about your computer; memory, swap, etc. Go to it's web site). However, I couldnt get vlc to work. So if you succeed with vlc player I would be happy to know. The only issue is that it crashes when playing mpeg4, otherwise it works perfectly.

08-01-2007, 01:42 PM	#6
kebabbert Member Registered: Jul 2005 Posts: 527 Original Poster Rep:	Doug Scott writes: CBE WINE BUILD INSTRUCTIONS - V1.0 ---------------------------------- Step 1: [OPTIONAL] Add new user to do builds - User requires "Software Installation" profile for CBE root@db1> useradd -g sysadmin -d /export/home/cbe -m -s /usr/bin/bash -c "CBE build user" -P "Software Installation" cbe Create a suitable /export/home/cbe/.bash_profile root@db1> su - cbe Step 2: Download and extract CBE cbe@db1> wget -O - http://dlc.sun.com/osol/jds/download...-1.6.0-src.tar \| tar fx - Step 3: Remove SUNWsmbaS from JDS_DEPENDENCIES in jds-cbe-1.6.0/cbe-install - Required for later SXCE builds as SUNWsmbaS is not installed cbe@db1> chmod u+w jds-cbe-1.6.0/cbe-install cbe@db1> printf "%%s/SUNWsmbaS//\nwq\n" \| ex - jds-cbe-1.6.0/cbe-install Step 4: Build and install CBE - If you are not building JDS you can say no to installing dependencies - This may take some time cbe@db1> cd jds-cbe-1.6.0 cbe@db1> ./cbe-install Step 5: Add env.sh to your .bash_profile cbe@db1> cd .. cbe@db1> printf ". /opt/jdsbld/bin/env.sh\n" >> .bash_profile cbe@db1> . /opt/jdsbld/bin/env.sh Step 6: Check out spec-files-extra cbe@db1> svn co https://pkgbuild.svn.sourceforge.net...es-extra/trunk spec-files-extra Step 7: Build cbe@db1> cd spec-files-extra cbe@db1> pkgtool build --download SFEfontforge.spec SFEfreetype.spec SFEwine.spec This is using the CBE package system for Solaris. Just like blastwave, but it downloads the source automatically and compiles automatically for you. However, first the were was an compilation error, I first had to copy libgunicode.so.3 to /usr/lib and then compiling continued. But it would be better to a symlink i believe. This package also installs fontforge for you automatically. The CBE package has also the latest vlc-player to download for Solaris (and lots of other stuff, like "GKrellm" which is a must - it displays info about your computer; memory, swap, etc. Go to it's web site). However, I couldnt get vlc to work. So if you succeed with vlc player I would be happy to know. The only issue is that it crashes when playing mpeg4, otherwise it works perfectly. Last edited by kebabbert; 08-02-2007 at 03:39 AM.