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List:       kde-user
Subject:    Re: Terry:Unable to Resolve Symbol
From:       Lim Jin Siew <jinsiew () singnet ! com ! sg>
Date:       1999-04-30 11:08:34
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Terry wrote:

> Not familiar with Slackware........They have one big tar ball for KDE now???
> There should be several pkgs. Anyway. . .when you upgraded your
> compiler.........QT was using the older version.........try recompiling Qt
> again with the newer egcs,,,,then recompile KDE...I am still baffled by the
> "kde.tgz"...?
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: mauroandrade <mauroandrade@openlink.com.br>
> To: KDE User List <kde-user@lists.netcentral.net>
> Sent: Thursday, April 29, 1999 8:36 PM
> Subject: RE:Terry:Unable to Resolve Symbol
>
> > I have installed a kde.tgz, qt_1_44.tgz and egcs.tgz packages from the
> Slackware.com site.  Whenever i start kde or startkde, I get 'Unable to
> resolve symbol' messages, so I am being unable to start kde session.  What
> could be the problem?  Am I missing any packages?  Could it be a mem
> problem?  How could I solve these unable to resolve problems? Also, the
> xintrc for kde was cretaed, so in fact everything should be set.
> >
> > truly,
> > Mauro Andrade
> > *******************************************************************
> >
> > Well I installed the packages in the following oreder:
> >
> > qt_1_44.tgz
> > egcs.tgz
> > kde.tgz
> >
> > truly,
> >
> > Mauro
>

Hello...

    I believe the kde.tgz is the binary package for Slackware. i used it with
the menu called up by executing 'setup' at the command prompt. Red hat users
will probably have their usual rpms....
    I installed in the reverse order, and after a few try, things will work
out. I remembered the most problems aries from the following....
1) Qt version that is not 1.42 or above ( I got that problem)
2) failure to check the inputs to /etc/ld.so.conf  like -->
          /opt/kde/lib
         /usr/local/qt/lib
3) failed to remove the ld.so.cache and run "ldconfig" ...

If I missed out something, please feel free to add in...
I had problems at first, but was rather touched by the help I got in solving
it...  Just hope the these information can serve some lead. Personally I did
not regret the installation of the binary package, things are working fine..
the forum at Slackware site at http://www.slackware.com can be of some help
too...

Cheers
Jin Siew



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