Help getting libusb 0.1.12 installed...
I downloaded libusb 0.1.12 from here:
http://libusb.sourceforge.net/ When I do ./configure, I get this near the end: Code:
checking for Doxygen tools... checking for dot... not found Code:
One common problem is building the SGML documentation. On some systems, Code:
make all-recursive |
Are you sure that libusb isn't already installed (whereis libusb). I thought it was installed by default. I'd use Yast/Software Management to install from CD/DVD.
HTH B. |
Why don't you install the rpm from the SUSE disc?
To check if it's already installed, type rpm -qi libusb |
Yes it's already installed but I need a newer version for RazerTool to work:
http://razertool.sourceforge.net/ |
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Ok, thats really confusing. When I try installing that it says it's already installed. So why do I get this when I do a ./configure of RazerTool:
Code:
checking for libusb... configure: error: Package requirements (libusb >= 0.1.0) were not met: |
Suse probably hasn't put libusb where razor expects to find it.
If you don't mind being slightly behind bleeding-edge, v2.72-2 is available from Suse via Yast. It also satisfies the various perl dependencies. Failing that, rpmfind.net reckon they have v2.12-4 which is odd..... But you'll have to satisfy your own dependencies. Maybe install the Suse version, then update razor to v"2.12-4" from rpmfind with kpackage? Yast/Installation Source to v2.72-2: http source Server: ftp.opensuse.org Directory: pub/opensuse/distribution/SL-10.0-OSS/inst-source/ HTH B. |
Hello. I managed to get razertool to compile.
I did not bother with the pkg-config stuff cause I don't know what this is. But If you put the correct settings in the environment variables, as said, it will work. What I did was: export libusb_CFLAGS="-llibusb" (this has in fact no effect, but it needs to be there for ./configure to work. and export libusb_LIBS="/usr/lib64/libusb.so" In this last line you must provide the full path to YOUR libusb (where you installed libusb). After that ./configure runs correctly, and make works. I have tested the program and it works. I am on Gentoo AMD64. Hope that helps, Elvanor |
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