Hi all,
Hope this helps someone! I first intended this as a call-for-help topic, but since I started to poke around, I began to feel more confidant and thought of making this a how-to. But, in the end I found out I really am at a loss...
I've been trying to get a bluetooth (v2.0) dongle to work in Slackware64-current and since I came across the kdebluetooth project it seemed a good idea to give it a try. From slackbuild.org I got the slackbuild script and the source files.
Since I had everything I might need, I untarred the SBo package and copied the source package inside the directory created during the extraction process. A quick peak at kdebluetooth.SlackBuild and all seems well.
As root I fired away
Code:
# kdebluetooth.SlackBuild --clean-after
The slackbuild finished and have showed me I have come to a build problem. It stopped because it couldn't find kde-config and asked me if kde was installed correctly. By typing in a console kde and hitting tab key twice, I found out there's a kde4-config instead of a kde-config. So I created a symlink kde-config to kde4-config in /var/bin/, I issued the same build command and it worked, at least until it stops again...
So I went back to the SlackBuild script and changed the arch type from i486 to x86_64.
Again issuing build command and it stops at qt check... Luckily I had needed to build qt4 from SlackBuild when I ran slackware-current. So another check its build script, changing the arch type and building qt4... boy! this takes a little some time!
While it builds, I'm decided to do some maintenance on my laptop, in three easy comands, I am slackware64-current again! Thanks to a great tool called slackpkg (update && install-new && upgrade-all).
Qt4's SlackBuild finished building and it installed OK, but i got this very enligthened error:
Code:
checking for Qt... configure: error: Qt (>= Qt 3.2 and < 4.0) (headers and libraries) not found. Please check your installation!
For more details about this problem, look at the end of config.log.
err, hmm... which config.log? slocate gives me a few alternatives, but nothing related to kdebluetooth... any tips?
Thanks in advance!