[Kwintv] Make Errors

[Mike Horton]

John,

Well I didn't try that script and the version on SuSE's website didn't
work either. I did download the qtvision and it wouldn't give me a
selection for the card. My card is an ATI All-in-wonder radeon 8500dv. I
went to ATI's website and found a link to a project for the ati cards
called avview. I downloaded it and it works. It's not as nice as kwintv
but for now I have accomplished my goal which was to get tv working on
Linux. Thanks for all your help.
MIke


> On Tuesday 10 December 2002 04:27 am, Mike Horton wrote:
>> Today i deleted the entire dir where I put the cvs for kwintv and
>> checked out everything again. I am still getting the same errors.>
>>
>> > I'm running Mandrake 9.0, automake 1.6.3 and autoconf 2.1.3 and
>> > compiled today  with no trouble.
>
> I thought maybe it could be that you're compiling kwintv while I'm
> running  qtvision.  But I just checked out kwintv and it managed to
> configure.   Although it couldn't compile because it's just too old...
>
> Looking through aclocal.a4, at the point where your errors start it
> looks like  there's a problem with user library paths being set.
> You've had things  running before, so the problem has to be a change
> between then and now.  As  it's in the pre-configure stuff, it's most
> likely in acinclude.a4.in, as  that's pretty much the only thing I can
> see that has been updated in the last  two months that isn't
> post-configure.
>
> You haven't done something like install KDE3.1rc# have you?
>
> I noticed that admin/acinclude.a4.in has been updated in kde-common
> again...  at least twice today.
>
> Which mirror are you running from?  I noticed when anoncvs.kde.org went
> off  the air a while back, that several of the cvs mirrors are a little
> out of  date.
>
> Just in case, here's a script someone posted a while ago.
>
> ----------------------- cut here -------------------------------------
>
> export CVSROOT=:pserver:anonymous@anoncvs.kde.org:/home/kde
>
> if [ ! -e ~/.cvsrc ]
> then
>   echo -e "cvs -z4 -q\ndiff -u3 -p\nupdate -dP\ncheckout -P" > ~/.cvsrc
> fi
>
>        cvs login || exit
> # cd into a directory where you would like to put the KWinTV sources.
>        if [ ! -d qtvision ] ; then mkdir qtvision ; fi
>        cd qtvision
> # Do a checkout of the following CVS modules:
> #       cvs checkout kdenonbeta/kwintv || exit
>        cvs checkout kdenonbeta/kwintv3 || exit
>        cvs checkout kdenonbeta/libsearch || exit
>        cvs checkout kdenonbeta/kdedb || exit
>        cvs checkout kdenonbeta/librss || exit
>        cvs checkout kde-common || exit
> # In addition you should check out the following files:
>        cvs checkout kdenonbeta/Makefile.am.in
>        cvs checkout kdenonbeta/Makefile.cvs
>        cvs checkout kdenonbeta/configure.in.in
>        cvs logout
> # Set your KDE environment correctly, for example:
>        export KDEDIR=/usr/lib/kde3
>        export QTDIR=/usr/lib/qt3
>        export KDEHOME=$HOME/.kde3
>        export PATH=$QTDIR/bin:$KDEDIR/bin:$PATH
>        export MANPATH=$QTDIR/doc/man:$MANPATH
>        export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$KDEDIR/lib:$QTDIR/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
> # Change into the kdenonbeta directory:
>        cd kdenonbeta
>        cp Makefile.am.in Makefile.am
> # Create a symbolic link to the admin directory:
>        ln -s ../kde-common/admin admin
> # Execute the following commands (some can only be done as root):
>        make -f Makefile.cvs
> #       ./configure --prefix=/usr --enable-debug
>        ./configure --prefix=/usr
>        cd libsearch
>        make && make install
>        cd ../librss
>        make && make install
>        cd ../kdedb
>        make && make install
>        /sbin/ldconfig
>        cd ../kwintv3
>        make && make install
> #       cd ../kwintv
>
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