building openoffice 3 dev m17
Hi! I'm trying tu build open office 3 dev m17 and I get this error:
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i think it's easier to use the rpm and convert it using rpm2tgz :)
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tried that already... didn't work well...
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Or use RPM to install the RPMs. RPM is part of Slackware.
Use the --nodeps switch. |
it's not supported though
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Xou might try converting the binary rpm using src2pkg -should do a better job than rpm2tgz.
As to the original error, though, you need the perl SimpleXML module. For compiling OOO from source you will probably need lots of other things which are not included in Slackware. |
Another possibility (which hasn't been mentioned yet) is to use alien to convert the RPMs.
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Hi,
I was looking for a rainy day project yesterday so... I built this using (or should I say butchering) Robby's slackbuild script for 2.4. I'm pretty new at this so please feel free to check my work and comment. I put the following in my build directory: OOo-Dev_DEV300_m19_LinuxIntel_install_en-US.tar.gz openoffice.org.SlackBuild slack-desc I removed the following RPM's from the source archive: jre-6u6-linux-i586.rpm ooobasis-dev3.0-gnome-integration-3.0.0-9317.i586.rpm ooobasis-dev3.0-kde-integration-3.0.0-9317.i586.rpm I edited the SlackBuild to look like this: Code:
#!/bin/bash I intentionally left out all desktop integration. Nothing installs outside of the /opt directory (no docs, symlinks, etc). The package uninstalls cleanly and has no interaction with OpenOffice 2.4. The startup scripts are in /opt/ooo-dev3/program/. You can symlink to them or create your own menu entries manually. screenshot1 screenshot2 Dig |
Thanks simplexml was the one I needed :)
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Hi dr.karabas,
Very glad you got everything worked out. I posted the slackbuild info because I love playing around with Slackware and I thought others might benefit from building the package as I did. It was just for information purposes only. So what do you think of OpenOffice 3.0 so far? I think it's pretty cool, and I especially like that the Optimization Solver in Calc is built in now. Regards, Dig |
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