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That's weird. Are you sure you have all mono dependencies installed? I just rebuild mono on almost full installation of Slackware 14 (without KDE and XFCE) without problem.
That's weird. Are you sure you have all mono dependencies installed? I just rebuild mono on almost full installation of Slackware 14 (without KDE and XFCE) without problem.
I think mono needs more dependencies, but i'm not sure ...
The last time i installed mono (like a year, or maybe more), i installed these ones :
- gconf
- gnome-keyring
- gnome-mime-data
- gnome-sharp
- gnome-vfs
- gtk-sharp
- libbonobo
- libbonoboui
- libcanberra
- libgnome
- libgnome-keyring
- libgnome-canvas
- libgnomeui
- libtasn1
- mono
- mono-addins
- mono-basic
- mono-debugger
- monodevelop
- monodevelop-database
- monodevelop-debugger-gdb
- Orbit
- soundtheme
I'm not sure if all of these are needed, but i installed them and mono worked.
Hope this help you.
This is from the slackbuild:
Quote:
This requires: libgdiplus
This is from mono website:
Quote:
If you are building versions of Mono prior to 2.8, you will need to obtain the Mono dependencies first: glib 2.x and pkg-config. With Mono 2.8 it is no longer necessary to have either one of those.
The last time i installed mono (like a year, or maybe more), i installed these ones :
- gconf
- gnome-keyring
- gnome-mime-data
- gnome-sharp
- gnome-vfs
- gtk-sharp
- libbonobo
- libbonoboui
- libcanberra
- libgnome
- libgnome-keyring
- libgnome-canvas
- libgnomeui
- libtasn1
- mono
- mono-addins
- mono-basic
- mono-debugger
- monodevelop
- monodevelop-database
- monodevelop-debugger-gdb
- Orbit
- soundtheme
Building all of those packages *just* for mono is overkill. Many of those items are dependencies for Monodevelop, but not for mono itself.
I just checked slackbuilds for Slack 13.37 and 14.0 and they appear identical. I was able to build mono on Slack 13.37 and 14.0, so these builds scripts are apparently working.
Maybe you can try installing new Slackware 14 alongside your current Slackware (not -current branch, you know what I mean) and try build mono on that.
PS: Just for record I'm running 32bit Slack. Maybe there is some glitch in Slackware64...
Last edited by yenn; 10-08-2012 at 06:18 PM.
Reason: typo
I'm using Mono 2.10.9, compiled under -current on August 13, 2012. Just recompiled it, under -current (14.0.2012) and it compiled successfully. I am using an older Slackbuild from SBo, only modified the version number. I did have to apply a patch to compile libgdiplus (2.10.9) back on August 13th, it also compiled successfully today as well.
Only Slackware requirement to compile mono is libgdiplus, which must be the same version as mono.
Last edited by chrisretusn; 10-08-2012 at 06:49 PM.
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