On Sat, 04 Sep 2004, Derek Fountain wrote:
<snip>
> Can I just copy those two binaries into /usr/local/bin and expect them to work
> with the SUSE compiled binaries and libraries? Or should I remove the entire
> SUSE package and rely on the self compiled versions? My experience of SUSE
Are you saying that you didn't install the newly compiled mjpegtools
and the original SuSE package is still installed?
Then you are uing the original (old, broken?) shared libs also!
I would guess that won't work.
Uninstall SuSE's mjpegtools and install yours!
I've encountentered the necessity for certain packages to run ldconfig by hand.
Make sure /usr/local/lib is in your /etc/ld.so.conf.
> systems is that when you start putting your own versions in, things like YOU
> and the RPM dependency system start getting confused, so I like to keep
> things as "pure" as possible.
>
Well, you will be annoyed everytime you install new SuSE packages via
YaST. :-(
I think that's it worth to keep things - the packages themselves - consistent.
I also uninstalled certain other packages which have limitations due to legal/patent
issues and compiled/installed my own.
E.g. libdvdcss (not existent), mplayer, xine-lib, xine-ui, kaffeine, etc.
Regards,
Carsten
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