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I use openSUSE 10.2, and I have a problem when I tried to configure GParted:
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checking for uuid_generate in -luuid... no
configure: error: *** uuid library (libuuid) not found
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Could any of you help me to sort this thing out?
Thank you in advance.
Q: I have this configure: error: *** uuid library (libuuid) not found
A: uuid is a library included as a part of e2fsprogs. It's required for parted and QtParted. You have to install e2fsprogs by compiling sources:
./configure --prefix=/usr ; make ; make install ; make install-libs
Although u find the alternate solution, i would like to give solution for the first one
gparted configure script looks for libuuid and libparted libraries. generally, these libraries are installed as libuuid.so.1(generally found in /lib) and libparted-XXX.so.1(/usr/lib)
configure script issues -luuid and -lparted which eventually will look for libuuid.so and libparted.so files, which is not existing by default.
so the solution is to create soft links.
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