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List:       kde
Subject:    Re: KDE / Redhat 6.0 Segmentation Failures
From:       Espen Sand <espen.sand () neo ! no>
Date:       1999-08-27 13:34:21
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On fre, 27 aug 1999, Waldo Bastian wrote:
>> I am having the exact same problem on my Redhat 6.0 system. Actually, I
>> got kde to work only once, but after doing a cvs update, it just
>> segfaults. Subsequently, I have completely deleted all the sources (even
>> qt and mico), downloaded them again, recompiled, and still nothing but
>> segfaults. This may or may not matter, but one other thing I have noticed
>> is that, if I move my sources to a different different directory, kde
>> still insists that it should be able to find qt in the old location, even
>> after changing the qt environment variables and using --with-qt-dir on the
>> configure command line to point it to the new directory!
>
>Deleting config.cache does miracles in cases like this :-)

IIRC this can do this by typing "make distclean" if you have a "Makefile"
prepared. This kind of make removes quite a bit of junk that may otherwise
confuse the system. Note: after a "make distclean" you will have to create the
"Makefile" again as well (using configure with appropriate arguments)

-- 
Espen Sand
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