Hi,
I quote the solution from the other thread with the same topic:
The issue is not that the compile breaks, but that scid's ./configure
script does not anticipate the (new!) location of the libraries.
I give you a rod, you catch the fish:
- Open Synaptic package manager and ensure you have the package
libx11-dev installed
- Put the cursor on this package and open the "Installed Files" tab at
the bottom of the window
- Locate the path of the libX11.so and LibX11.a files. On my (64-bit)
system they are in /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu
Aha...
- Open ./configure in a text editor and add this path string (without
the file names) to the x11Path list in lines 210-217 of the ./configure
script
- Save the script and rerun ./configure
Happy building!
Joost.
On 05/10/11 08:36, Alessio Tomelleri wrote:
> Alexander Wagner<aw-lists@...> writes:
>
>> On 04/10/11 04:17, Welton Vaz de Souza wrote:
>>
>> Hi!
>>
>>> Thanks for the quick response! My system is AMD64 same! Added the line
>>> you suggested, but did not work.
>> I think you should install the X11 dev packages. Default Ubuntu setup is
>> quite centred on "Desktop user" so you usually lack the dev-environment.
>> Packages like libx11-dev etc. come to mind (don't know about Ubunutus
>> precise namings, I draw from Debian). If you add them the setup should
>> be such that your system will find them. I don't think this is an amd64
>> issue. At least I don't have to add any env-variables on Debian nor do I
>> hack configure on my system.
>>
> it seem I've been able to solve this one...
>
> following the upper advice to work in configure... :
>
> set x11Path {
> /usr/lib
> /usr/X11/lib
>
> ...iv added this path, I recovered by command "apt-file search libX11.so"
>
> + /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/
> + /usr/lib/lsb3/
> + /usr/lib/debug/usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/
>
> after insert these one I've been able to compile scid. Probably the first line
> inserted it could be enough...
>
> hi, Alessio.
>
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