Trying to install GParted on 13.37
Hello fellow slackers!
Having a bit of trouble installing GParted (0.9.1) on Slackware 13.37 with kernel 2.6.37.6 (huge.s). To start off I got errors when I ran ./configure to do with the libraries I didn't have installed, so I have installed glibmm-2.28.2, scrollkeeper-0.3.14 and libsigc++-2.2.8. Now when I run ./configure it goes through it all OK (at least I think it does...) and prints this at the end: Code:
===================== Final configuration ======================== Code:
make[2]: Entering directory `/root/gparted-0.9.1/src' Thanks :-) |
are all de development packages installed? Just a quick thought...
|
Quote:
Thanks |
Have you tried the SlackBuild ?
http://slackbuilds.org/repository/13.37/system/gparted/ |
Well, it seems that the development packages are already installed by default on Slackware, but, since "glibmm/i18n.h" cannot be founud, either it's somewhere else, but since you tried that and found nothing, my humble guess is that the development packages for this one are not there...
The development packages, basically, are all the files needed to compile stuff yourself. A quick browse, revealed that it can be downloaded...maybe that'll help... I hope. Thor |
As mentioned by slackass, why don't you use sbopkg ? I have successfully installed gparted with sbopkg on 13.37... Easy, and the readme mention all needed dependencies...
Have a taste and you'll get hooked :) Cheers Garry. |
Quote:
|
Try using the SlackBuild for glibmm as well if you haven't...at least on my system there exists /usr/include/glibmm-2.4/glibmm/i18n.h having built glibmm using the SlackBuild. My guess is that your glibmm was installed to some place in /usr/local (just a guess since you're trying to install gparted to /usr/local) and it isn't picking it up. It may be possible to point out this location to the compiler but I don't have any guesses for you off-hand.
|
Quote:
Code:
make[2]: Entering directory `/tmp/SBo/gparted-0.10.0/src' |
Quote:
Turns out I should have been typing i18n.h! Anyway I have now done slocate /include/i18n.h which has returned the result /root/gparted-0.9.1/include/i18n.h problem is the the install is looking for glibmm/i18n.h This seems a sticky situation ! |
Ok I just ran GParted off with sbopkg and it works perfect.
system Slack64-C ML gparted.sqf ##deps graphviz libsigc++ glibmm cairomm pangomm mm-common atkmm gtkmm gparted |
The problem for OP might be that glibbmm was installed from source manually instead of using the sbopkg version.
|
Thanks to everyone for all your help. I think the problem I was having was not having each and every one of Gparted's dependencies installed. I have now used the sbopkg tool to install graphviz, libsigc++, glibmm, cairomm, pangomm, glibmm, mm-common, atkmm, gtkmm and atkmm as listed by slackass (thank you!) and then proceeded to install gparted successfully using sbopkg too. Thanks for introducing me to sbopkg, its a handy wee tool! Thanks again for all of your guidance and suggestions!
|
Glad everything worked out for you.
sbopkg is a great tool but I get the feeling that you may be new to Slack so learning to use SlackBuilds would be a good next step in your over-all Slack experience. http://slackbuilds.org/howto/ Also: check out http://www.src2pkg.net/ and Look into useing sbopkg's "queues". |
You may also want to check out the queues for sbopkg; for instance, you could have loaded the queuefile for gparted, and sbopkg would have resolved the dependencies automagically....
cheers, |
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 02:40 PM. |