Vladim,
I am on a RH 6.2 system and am using Red Hat Source RPMS from ftp.esat.net.
I can install qt-2.2.1 and kdesupport but CANNOT BUILD flex-2.5.4a-13 on RH
6.2 and am unable to build Kdelibs 2.0-1 because I get a failed dependency
message saying >= flex-2.5.4a-13 is required for Kdelibs.
I just installed the Kdelibs-2.0rc2 instead and all other (kdebase rc2 ,,
etc) rc2 packages. My system seems to work fine now with konqueror etc
working.
Where could I get a flex-2.5.4a-13.i386 rpm for Red hat 6.2 ? Other wise how
do I build this source RPM.
rpm --rebuild flex-2.5.4a-13 seems to configure and compile things Ok but
while installing it says:
fg: no job control
/var/tmp/flex-root : no such file or directory
glob could not find: /var/tmp/flex-root/usr/bin
glob could not find: /var/tmp/flex-root/usr/lib
..........
exit 0
The binary rpm DOES NOT BUILD at all!! Any solutions so that I can actually
upgrade kdelibs to the 2.0-1 version after handlind this flex thing??
Thanks for any help.
Arnab
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> From: Vadim Plessky[SMTP:lucy-ples@mtu-net.ru]
> Reply To: kde-user@lists.netcentral.net
> Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2000 7:49 PM
> To: KDE User List
> Subject: Re: KDE 2.0 rpm install
>
> Scott,
>
> On Thursday 26 October 2000 08:50 am, Scott D. Boyd wrote:
> | I already have Linux-Mandrake 7.1, with KDE 1.1.2 installed. I've
> | downloaded the complete set of binary rpms for KDE 2.0.
> |
> | I tried following the instructions for installing KDE 2.0 rpms that
> | were on the KDE site. After installing qt2-2 first (which wasn't in
> | the instructions), I tried installing kdesupport, and immediately got
> Look here:
> http://kde2.newmail.ru/kde_install.html
>
> I will add mandrake-specific section today. As we probably have 8 hour
> difference in time, it'll be available by the time you read this.
>
> | failed dependancies messages. So I tried installing kdelibs, and got
> | screens and screens of dependency messages. So many - I couldn't even
> | scroll back to where I entered the command!
>
> Don't try install kdelibs until you finished with kdesupport. And make
> sure
> that you have KDE and QT paths defined in your environment (try #export to
>
> see what's here)
> |
> | Has anybody successfully upgraded with the binary Mandrake RPMs? Does
> | anybody know where there might be some binary-rpm-install
> | instructions that work? No - I do not want to compile from the
> | sources.
> You need to update several packages from LM 7.1.
> Short list: PAM, initscripts, modutils, RPM.
> I also recommend Xfree86 4.0.1 (I guess XFree 3.95.something or 4.0 coming
>
> with LM 7.1)
> can you please send me in private mail results for following commands
> #rpm -qa | grep XF
> #rpm -qa | grep kde
> #rpm -qa | grep alsa
> #rpm -qa | grep openssl
> #rpm -q xinitrc
> #rpm -q pam
> #rpm -q initscripts
> #rpm -q modutils
>
> Juts redirect it to file like
> #rpm -qa | grep XF >> packages.txt
> for all commands and send me results
>
> If you have other dependecy problems, send me them all. (and confirm to me
>
> that you have original LM 7.1 install, so solution for you will work for
> all
> mandrake 7.1 users)
> |
> | Thanks,
> | Scott Boyd
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