I have wireless-tools-29-i486-6 insttalled. iwlib.h exists in /usr/include.
When compiling tdenetwork from git it stops fails during config telling me it couldn't find wireless tools 29>+. Disabling the building of wifi (only used for kwifimanager?) allows me to compile. After looking through configure.in.in for wifi it appears to be searching for a certain version of iwlib.h, but misses the mark.
Any ideas why it may be blind to wireless tools?
Jay
I have wireless-tools-29-i486-6 insttalled.
iwlib.h exists in /usr/include.
When compiling tdenetwork from git it stops fails during config telling me it couldn't find wireless tools 29>+. Disabling the building of wifi (only used for kwifimanager?) allows me to compile.
After looking through configure.in.in for wifi it appears to be searching for a certain version of iwlib.h, but misses the mark.
Any ideas why it may be blind to wireless tools?
Does this help?
http://bugs.pearsoncomputing.net/show_bug.cgi?id=598
Darrell
Thanks Darrell, not sure why i didn't find this during my searches. Will try this tonight.
So far all the cmake packages are compiling nicely for me on slack 13.37 (with no KDE4). A couple of fails with the automake builds but i will work through them.
Jay
On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 8:46 PM, Darrell Anderson humanreadable@yahoo.comwrote:
I have wireless-tools-29-i486-6 insttalled.
iwlib.h exists in /usr/include.
When compiling tdenetwork from git it stops fails during config telling me it couldn't find wireless tools 29>+. Disabling the building of wifi (only used for kwifimanager?) allows me to compile.
After looking through configure.in.in for wifi it appears to be searching for a certain version of iwlib.h, but misses the mark.
Any ideas why it may be blind to wireless tools?
Does this help?
http://bugs.pearsoncomputing.net/show_bug.cgi?id=598
Darrell
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Thanks Darrell, not sure why i didn't find this during my searches. Will try this tonight.
So far all the cmake packages are compiling nicely for me on slack 13.37 (with no KDE4). A couple of fails with the automake builds but i will work through them.
Although some of the packages have cmake files in them, that does not mean the cmake conversion is complete. For example, a few days ago I posted about tdewebdev not building correctly. I later posted that the problem is an incomplete cmake conversion. What was started builds without error, but the conversion is incomplete. Similarly with tdesdk. Amarok is another conversion where some build options were not included.
I updated the wiki and etherpad to remove those two packages from the list. I mentioned a few threads ago that if we had a how-to at the wiki to help guide us with converting to cmake, that some of us could help with that effort. As the foundations are already complete for tdewebdev and tdesdk, I suspect with a how-to some of us could finish those conversions.
Darrell
*I suspect with a how-to some of us could finish those conversions.* Would be happy to help.
BTW: the tdenetwork wifi problem was solved with:
-DWITH_WIFI=ON
Thanks again.
On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 9:07 PM, Darrell Anderson humanreadable@yahoo.comwrote:
Thanks Darrell, not sure why i didn't find this during my searches. Will try this tonight.
So far all the cmake packages are compiling nicely for me on slack 13.37 (with no KDE4). A couple of fails with the automake builds but i will work through them.
Although some of the packages have cmake files in them, that does not mean the cmake conversion is complete. For example, a few days ago I posted about tdewebdev not building correctly. I later posted that the problem is an incomplete cmake conversion. What was started builds without error, but the conversion is incomplete. Similarly with tdesdk. Amarok is another conversion where some build options were not included.
I updated the wiki and etherpad to remove those two packages from the list. I mentioned a few threads ago that if we had a how-to at the wiki to help guide us with converting to cmake, that some of us could help with that effort. As the foundations are already complete for tdewebdev and tdesdk, I suspect with a how-to some of us could finish those conversions.
Darrell
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