In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Alexandre Oliva writes:
>it's far easier to just install in a separate directory and have the
>package manager collect them. This will work on *most* systems. On
>some, it's necessary to have the libraries already installed in the
>installation directory before you can correctly link executables or
>other libraries dependent on them.
This might be solvable by use of chroot. But I can't see a pleasant way to
link against libraries which are part of the package as well as against
already installed libraries - it seems you'd need to copy or hardlink
/usr/lib and friends into the scratch space. Any ideas?
Cheers,
Olly
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