Hi all, 

 

I have posted this in couple of LINUX groups before 5 days & yet have not
got any reply. Can anyone from this group could help me out?
         I am a beginner & I haven't installed anything on LINUX. I use
KNOPPIX 3.7 Live CD. I have downloaded the ZGV to view 
images in Text-only mode (RunLevel 2) installation file & when I write
./config.mk --PREFIX=/usr/local I get the following errors. 

./config.mk:line11: -wall:command not found 
./config.mk:line55: PREFIX:command not found 
./config.mk:line56: PREFIX:command not found 
./config.mk:line56: SHARE_INFIX:command not found 
./config.mk:line56: PREFIX:command not found 
./config.mk:line57: SHARE_INFIX:command not found 
./config.mk:line62: PREFIX:command not found 
./config.mk:line105: @afourpaper:command not found 

The content of config.mk is 

# This file configures zgv's Makefiles. You should edit the settings 
# below as needed. 

# ---------------------- Compilation options ---------------------- 

# Set the C compiler to use, and options for it. 
# This is likely to be what you'll want for most systems: 
# 
CC=gcc 
CFLAGS=-O2 -Wall -fomit-frame-pointer -finline-functions 
# 
# If you're brave enough to try compiling zgv on a non-x86 system :-), 
# this might be a better bet: 
# 
#CC=gcc 
#CFLAGS=-O2 -Wall -finline-functions 

# Set the awk interpreter to use for a script used while compiling. 
# (This should be a `new' awk, such as gawk or mawk.) This setting 
# should work for Linux and *BSD. 
# 
AWK=awk 

# Set display backend to use. svgalib is the `native' one and 
# is likely to remain preferable. The SDL backend is now quite 
# usable, but tends to be rather slower. 
# 
BACKEND=SVGALIB 
#BACKEND=SDL 

# --------------------- Installation options ---------------------- 

# Set BINDIR to directory for binaries, 
# INFODIR to directory for info files, 
# MANDIR to directory for man page. 
# Usually it will be simpler to just set PREFIX. 
# 
PREFIX=/usr/local 

# In theory it would be nice to put the info file and man page under 
# /usr/local/share. However, it's not clear if this is widely 
# supported yet, so for now the default is the traditional 
# /usr/local/info and /usr/local/man/man1. 
# 
# If you want, though, or if you're installing with PREFIX=/usr, 
# you can uncomment the following to get more FHS-like dirs such as 
# /usr/local/share/info and /usr/local/share/man/man1. 
# 
# If you don't know what to do, leave it as-is. 
# 
#SHARE_INFIX=/share 

BINDIR=$(PREFIX)/bin 
INFODIR=$(PREFIX)$(SHARE_INFIX)/info 
MANDIR=$(PREFIX)$(SHARE_INFIX)/man/man1 

# Set the location/filename of the system-wide configuration file. You 
# may prefer to have this under /etc, for example. 
# 
RCFILE=$(PREFIX)/etc/zgv.conf 

# Normally `make install' will update your `dir' file (in INFODIR), 
# using a copy of texinfo's `install-info' bundled with zgv. 
# 
# But if you have a different way of keeping `dir' up-to-date (for 
# example, perhaps your setup automatically handles this for you) you 
# should uncomment this to prevent `make install' doing that. However, 
# if you're installing in /usr/local, it's possible any automated 
# update deliberately doesn't mess with /usr/local/info/dir... 
# 
# If you don't know what to do, leave it as-is. 
# 
#INFO_DIR_UPDATE=no 

# ------------------- Format-related options ---------------------- 

# Uncomment this if you want zgv to support Kodak's Photo-CD format 
# (`.pcd' files). This requires libpcd (part of the xpcd package). 
# 
#PCDDEF=-DPCD_SUPPORT 

# -------------------- Miscellaneous options ----------------------- 

# Name of X's named-colour file (for XPM support); not required, 
# but if the file's not found, only "black" and "white" and hex 
# colours will be recognised, which will mean many XPMs won't be 
# readable. This setting should be ok. 
# 
RGB_DB=/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/rgb.txt 

# Finally, an option for `make dvi' in the `doc' directory. You only 
need 
# worry about what this is set to if you plan to make a printed 
manual. 
# 
# Normally the .dvi file created will be formatted for printing on A4 
# paper (210x297mm, 8.27x11.69"); if you'll be printing on non-A4, 
# you'll probably want to comment this out. (It'll still warn you to 
# edit this file when you do `make dvi', but that's only because 
# doc/Makefile isn't as smart about that as it should be. :-)) 
# 
USE_A4_DEF=-t @afourpaper 

Anyone please suggest how to get rid of error messages & complete 

 

Also suggest some good LINUX & UNIX groups.



 

 


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