Debian /kernel 2.6.6
I've re-installed Debian after the HDD crash (Maxtor...)
and did the preparation the same way as I did it originally,
according to the cvs.tuxbox.com instructions.
I do have the all the modules loaded as required, as well.
I loaded the missing manually and the only difference is that
the gcc is 3.3 now, and not 3.0.
When I test if it works, by trying MAKE ALL,
all it does now (it worked before the crash) is this:
make: circular aclocal.m4 <- aclocal.m4 dependency dropped
make: *** No rule to make target `directories', needed by `core'. Stop.
I didn't do anything differently than before, while re-installing Linux
(I believe...) so I don't quite understand what went wrong this time.
The only difference is that I use a newer burned copy of
the off-the-net Debian installation, but it shouldn't be that different.
Any suggestions appreciated,
tia,
jarek
problems with compiling after re-installing Debian...
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Same Problem, gleiches Problem bei mir.
Ich verwende Debian-Sarge.
Automake und autoconf hab ich jetzt aus unstable und es sollten daher die aktuellsten Versionen sein.
automake: 1.4-p4
autoconf: 2.59
Gibt es irgendwo eine Übersicht, welche Pakete man mindestens benötigt und welche Versionsnummer genutzt werden kann ?
Ich verwende Debian-Sarge.
Automake und autoconf hab ich jetzt aus unstable und es sollten daher die aktuellsten Versionen sein.
automake: 1.4-p4
autoconf: 2.59
Gibt es irgendwo eine Übersicht, welche Pakete man mindestens benötigt und welche Versionsnummer genutzt werden kann ?
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Bingo!
When re-installing Debian, I went different FTP site for the source structure and that might have been the difference!
I've noticed that now my automake was 1.4 !!!
I've removed it, installed a 1.8 package from another ftp,
redone the prep from ./configure
and I'm back in business. That was it. Big Thanks NPQ
jarek
When re-installing Debian, I went different FTP site for the source structure and that might have been the difference!
I've noticed that now my automake was 1.4 !!!
I've removed it, installed a 1.8 package from another ftp,
redone the prep from ./configure
and I'm back in business. That was it. Big Thanks NPQ

jarek
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Da war mein vorheriger Beitrag etwas zu schnell.
Per Debian ist das aktuellste Paket im UNSTABLE-Bereich 1.4.
Ich hab jetzt automake direkt von http://www.gnu.org/software/automake/automake.html gezogen (1.8.5) und gebaut und nun gehts
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Per Debian ist das aktuellste Paket im UNSTABLE-Bereich 1.4.
Ich hab jetzt automake direkt von http://www.gnu.org/software/automake/automake.html gezogen (1.8.5) und gebaut und nun gehts

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Indeed, Automake 1.4 is too old.
A while ago we put the proxy dependencies into its own directory ".deps" and that's obviously something that only Automake >= 1.5 can handle.
I use Debian and Gentoo myself so I can vouch for both of them
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It's not true that 1.4 is the most recent for unstable, you can also select 1.7. You just have to tell Debian what you're going to use: take a look at the manual page of "update-alternatives" for that (same in Gentoo with the exported variable WANT_AUTOMAKE).
A while ago we put the proxy dependencies into its own directory ".deps" and that's obviously something that only Automake >= 1.5 can handle.
I use Debian and Gentoo myself so I can vouch for both of them

It's not true that 1.4 is the most recent for unstable, you can also select 1.7. You just have to tell Debian what you're going to use: take a look at the manual page of "update-alternatives" for that (same in Gentoo with the exported variable WANT_AUTOMAKE).