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Kwame_Martin 07-13-2009 07:08 PM

PLEASE HELP! GNU INSTALLATION-->gr-audio-jack not found???
 
I have successfully got the make to work, now i am about to get to the testing phase of the usrp.
to complete configuring boost i have to do this step

To enable all components in gnuradio, run:

# ./configure --with-boost=$ /usr/bin/boost --enable-all-components --disable-gcell --disable-gr-gcell --disable-gr-audio-osx --disable-gr-audio-windows --disable-usrp2-firmware



If some components are still missing: Check: System --> Synaptic package manager

o portaudio19-dev
o libjack-dev
o libcomedi-dev
o python-lxml

after i do this step i get this error:

checking for JACK... no
gr-audio-jack requires package jack, not found.
configure: error: Component gr-audio-jack has errors; stopping.
[kjmartin@sst0105530 gnuradio]$


any ideas??
:(

Wim Sturkenboom 07-14-2009 07:58 AM

Quote:

If some components are still missing: Check: System --> Synaptic package manager

o portaudio19-dev
o libjack-dev
o libcomedi-dev
o python-lxml
Quote:

after i do this step i get this error:
checking for JACK... no
The latter suggest that libjack is not there and the former tells you what to do (install libjack-dev).

Or am I missing something ?

archtoad6 07-14-2009 09:09 AM

Edit: Titles can be edited!
 
Thread title:
Quote:

PLEASE HELP! GNU INSTALLATION ...
I know you're new here, but please don't shout, & there is no need to clutter thread titles w/ "please" & "help", or "urgent".

Thanks & good luck.

archtoad6 08-06-2009 09:21 AM

As I demonstrated above, titles can be edited -- please try it.

paulsm4 08-06-2009 12:49 PM

Hi, Kwame_Martin -

Please follow Wim Sturkenboom's most excellent advice:
Quote:

install libjack-dev
Please post back and let us know how it goes!

Good luck .. PSM

fantas 08-06-2009 01:05 PM

Could it be that libjack != libjack-dev ? You'll often find a runtime and a development package extra amongst other libs.

BTW, this thread is a month old, so I'm not sure if that really makes sense to reply here, but on the other hand it seems at LinuxQuestions it's pretty much standard to "reanimate" older threads :)

archtoad6 08-07-2009 05:53 AM

I don't see a month as being old -- sometimes it takes that long to be noticed. Also, there often is helpful advice for one's own problems to after a thread has "seasoned" a while. :)

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