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Hi there, i recently tried to install a .tar file (QCreateVOB) . I extracted it it in /Home/Rafael folder using Ark. everything went fine until i used the terminal. I ...
  1. 10-13-2008 #1
    Linux-Noobie
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    Installing .tar files

    Hi there, i recently tried to install a .tar file (QCreateVOB) . I extracted it it in /Home/Rafael folder using Ark. everything went fine until i used the terminal. I typed

    ls
    ./configure

    i skipped some steps in this thread but everything was ging fine untl i typed in ./configure and got this message

    "There was an error compiling "conf". Be Shure you have a proper QT 3.x Multithreaded (MT) build environment set up. This means not just Qt, but also a C++ compiler, the "make" command, and any other packages nessesary to compile C++ programs."

    Now i have installed all the GCC files that compile C++ so i dont no whats wrong and i also installed Qt3

    If anyone has the sollution to this problem i would appreciate it alot thanks.
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    You need to install qt3-devel using zypper or yast.
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    Still didnt work

    I installed Qt3 Devel but i still get this error..



    Is there anything else i can do. Im trying to install "QCreateVOB"
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    What does the the conf.log file say?
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    This is what .conf sais

    "./configure: line 576: make: command not found"

    That is what it says, any idea ahow to fix?
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    1) make sure you are root before installing. To temporarily become root at the command line. type
    su
    then the root password (note the password will not echo to the screen)

    2) make sure make is installed by going to Yast and checking. if not install it via Yast. Also check that you have gcc installed
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  7. 10-15-2008 #7
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    thx

    I feel like a noob i never realized i downloaded the worn make file from yast, thers like 5 different one anyway thx otherwise i wouldnt have check twice

    I feel like a noob
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