How do I use install-sh?
I just encountered a few source packages where configure and make do almost nothing.
"make install" works afterwards but I am unsure if it really installed anything. Those are the packages: glproto-1.4.8 xf86driproto-2.0.3 randrproto-1.2.1 When I try to run it, I get: ./install-sh: no input file specified. Is it normal, that those packages have nothing to compile or am I supposed to do something else than comfigure-make-make install? Where is install-sh used? |
Sometimes we need to make the install-sh exacutable.
Type: Code:
chmod +x install-sh Code:
./install-sh Deion "Mule" Christopher |
Well, I just continued using the configure/make/make install procedure.
install-sh is already executable and present in all tar.gz I have. However, now I'm stuck again: I am trying to install the xtrans package, but here's what in it: Quote:
There's no configure or other script. Or did I take the wrong package? There's an interix and a netBSD package for i386. But both contain no configure script. I'm trying to install the xorg-server from source by the way... ^^' Just have some/a lot of problems with the dependencies. edit: Found http://cvsweb.netbsd.org/bsdweb.cgi/...-cvsweb-markup But it's quite long... :( |
try
sh ./install-sh |
No, it's the same.
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