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before you run sbopkg or an SlackBuild, but BEWARE! Some of them (very few) *will* go horribly wrong when you do this [1]. The usual way this shows up is a mysterious "file not found" error at the linking stage. To get round it, just
Code:
unset MAKEFLAGS
for the problem SlackBuilds.
[1] including (but not limited to) gsm, gsoap, john.
Edit: I think cmake uses MAKEFLAGS ok :-)
Last edited by 55020; 06-20-2011 at 11:32 AM.
Reason: cmake
before you run sbopkg or an SlackBuild, but BEWARE! Some of them (very few) *will* go horribly wrong when you do this [1]. The usual way this shows up is a mysterious "file not found" error at the linking stage. To get round it, just
Code:
unset MAKEFLAGS
for the problem SlackBuilds.
[1] including (but not limited to) gsm, gsoap, john.
Edit: I think cmake uses MAKEFLAGS ok :-)
MPlayer devs dont recommend or support anything other than j1 either
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