[gentoo-dev] painful KDE install

[gentoo-dev] painful KDE install

[Damaen]

I'm wondering if anyone else ran into the problems merging
kdebase-2.2.2-r1. I'm not normally a KDE user, but I do try it out
everytime there is an update. 

I ran into three problems during compile. All of them undefined
references. I'm sorry I don't have exact errors, but I believe I can
replicate them if need be.

First off, I hit an undefined reference in ./libkonq/kfileivi.cc, lines
197-200 to the function KIconEffect::hasEffect. I remedied it by
commenting the reference out and replacing the if statment, as such:

195:    KIconEffect *effect = KGlobal::iconLoader()->iconEffect();
196:
197:    //bool haveEffect = effect->hasEffect( KIcon::Desktop, d->state
) !=
198:    //                  effect->hasEffect( KIcon::Desktop, state );
199:
200://    if( haveEffect &&
201:    if(
202:        effect->fingerprint( KIcon::Desktop, d->state ) !=
203:        effect->fingerprint( KIcon::Desktop, state ) )
204:    {

Compile continued after this, until I hit another undefined reference in
./kcontrol/crypto/crypto.cpp, to function
KSSLCertificateCache::modifyByCN, again, I commented it out, line 987:

986:     QDateTime expires = x->getExpires();
987:     //_cc.modifyByCN(thisCN,
(KSSLCertificateCache::KSSLCertificatePolicy)x->getPolicy(),
x->isPermanent(), expires);
988:     //policies->setGroup(x->configName());

Compile now moved past this point, this time it died on undefined
references in libMesaGL.so.I actually corrected this by backrev'ing Mesa
from 3.5 to 3.4.2.

Compile actually finished after this, and I do have a running KDE
environ. I did update Mesa, back to v3.5, and it seems to be running
fine. I thought that I should mention this difficulty to you guys
though... :)

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Regards,
Tim Bissell
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The man with a new idea is a Crank until the idea succeeds.
   - Mark Twain - Following the Equator

Re: [gentoo-dev] painful KDE install

[Dan Armak]

On Monday 21 January 2002 21:40, you wrote:
> I'm wondering if anyone else ran into the problems merging
> kdebase-2.2.2-r1. I'm not normally a KDE user, but I do try it out
> everytime there is an update.
>
> I ran into three problems during compile. All of them undefined
> references. I'm sorry I don't have exact errors, but I believe I can
> replicate them if need be.
>
> First off, I hit an undefined reference in ./libkonq/kfileivi.cc, lines
> 197-200 to the function KIconEffect::hasEffect. I remedied it by
> commenting the reference out and replacing the if statment, as such:
>
> 195:    KIconEffect *effect = KGlobal::iconLoader()->iconEffect();
> 196:
> 197:    //bool haveEffect = effect->hasEffect( KIcon::Desktop, d->state
> ) !=
> 198:    //                  effect->hasEffect( KIcon::Desktop, state );
> 199:
> 200://    if( haveEffect &&
> 201:    if(
> 202:        effect->fingerprint( KIcon::Desktop, d->state ) !=
> 203:        effect->fingerprint( KIcon::Desktop, state ) )
> 204:    {
>
> Compile continued after this, until I hit another undefined reference in
> ./kcontrol/crypto/crypto.cpp, to function
> KSSLCertificateCache::modifyByCN, again, I commented it out, line 987:
>
> 986:     QDateTime expires = x->getExpires();
> 987:     //_cc.modifyByCN(thisCN,
> (KSSLCertificateCache::KSSLCertificatePolicy)x->getPolicy(),
> x->isPermanent(), expires);
> 988:     //policies->setGroup(x->configName());
>
> Compile now moved past this point, this time it died on undefined
> references in libMesaGL.so.I actually corrected this by backrev'ing Mesa
> from 3.5 to 3.4.2.
>
> Compile actually finished after this, and I do have a running KDE
> environ. I did update Mesa, back to v3.5, and it seems to be running
> fine. I thought that I should mention this difficulty to you guys
> though... :)
Well, you shouldn't have needed to change anything at all in the source. 
Please file a bug report, so that it can be handled more efficiently.

-- 
Dan Armak
Gentoo Linux, Desktop Team
Matan, Israel