Thank you kindly.
You are most welcome, it's possibly the fist time I was actually useful
on this forum (ie. not bugging people with my own problems)... And good
luck with pkg-usr - it's an awesome hint, even if it means additional
work at times and there are nights when you feel like throwin
On Friday 23 September 2005 20:45, David Ciecierski wrote:
> > Could you enlighten me as to why this is necessary?
>
> It is because gconftool-2, as well as its configuration file and schema
> database belong to the gconf user - so if you're installing a new
> package as another unprivileged user (
>> Thx for your reply :) - Sure that it is the best way , to find it out - i
>> did it - it fails the same way :((
>> Is there any way to redirekt the whole Output into a file ?
>> It would make it easier to get detailed information , why make install fails
>> .
>Sure, if you scroll to the botto
Hans - Jürgen Sauer wrote:
Thx for your reply :) - Sure that it is the best way , to find it out - i did
it - it fails the same way :((
Is there any way to redirekt the whole Output into a file ?
It would make it easier to get detailed information , why make install fails .
Sure, if you scrol
Since I use the package user hint, when I build a package that
installs GConf schemas I pass --disable-schemas-install to ./configure
, and install them manually as root afterwards using gconftool-2. My
question is quite simply, can I then delete the *.schemas file? Do any
apps need the raw file in
Hi David,
David Jensen wrote:
should fix it, but you *may* need to reinstall apps and libs built with
libiconv installed.
Yes it has solved the problem. Please ignore my previous post.
Thanks for your both prompt responses.
Kind Regards
Randhir Phagura
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>>Hans - Jürgen Sauer wrote:
>> Hi Community
>> I'am working on a Script to automize the building of a LFS System in
>> different choosable Ways - not using (n)ALFS .
>> Since using gcc4 in the development path "make test" and "make install" in
>> binutils-pass2 in Chapter 5 fails .
>> Up to thi
