Would this program work well on ps2?

[deba5er]

@danielb

Did you re-setup the gcc3 PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH?

Can you verify that /usr/bin/ld still works by running it without arguments?

[danielb]

(Better read all before awnser to anything lots of edits!)
Just deleted all system and unpacked again and configure error is gone!

SAME ERROR!

/usr/bin/ld:libxvidcore.ld:1: parse error in VERSION script
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make: ***[libxvidcore.so.4.4]Error 1

Yes i changed the ld version with vi!




---------OTHER STUFF
PS:On my search for solution to my problem i observed that in debian packages website there's 3 source files.Searched about them and found this out:

A Debian source package usually consists of three files:
.dsc containing meta information about the source package
.diff.gz containing all patches that Debian applied to the package or .debian.tar.gz containing all patches that Debian applied to the package (new source format 3.0)
.orig.tar.gz containing the pristine upstream source tarball

So can i use them to compile the deb file? The debian folder is already done with all dependencies version et all!
More here:http://www.infodrom.org/Debian/doc/m...-pkgbuild.html

EDIT
And another edit!
Deleted lot of stuff i have above because i'm stupid!
I was trying to build a package without fakeroot instaled and wondering why it gives a error!!!
anyways! JUST MADE A DEB!!!!!!! a perfect one! with all the files! .dsc .tar.gz .deb .changes Installed successfully!

[deba5er]

@danielb

Although I don't understand about your success with the .deb file, I know how to fix your compilation problem. I downloaded, compiled (with gcc 3), and repeated your error with xvidcore. You must go into the ./build/generic directory and "vi libxvidcore.ld"

The cursor should be on the first line, first character, which is "{". Press "i" and insert "VERS_1.0" without quotes in front of the "{", no space between them, and press "escape" when done, then ":wq!" to save. You do not have to rerun ./configure. Just run "make" again (and of course it won't have to recompile since it failed in the link stage). Then "su" and "make install". Worked great for me. Let me know how it works for you.

[danielb]

@danielb
The cursor should be on the first line, first character, which is "{". Press "i" and insert "VERS_1.0" without quotes in front of the "{", no space between them, and press "escape" when done, then ":wq!" to save. You do not have to rerun ./configure. Just run "make" again (and of course it won't have to recompile since it failed in the link stage). Then "su" and "make install". Worked great for me. Let me know how it works for you.

Din't you want to say "VERS_1.0{"? You said in front of { With that it compiled successfully!


Just started a new repository for linux2.4.
So far:

stable|main|ee: debhelper 4.0.2
stable|main|ee: dpatch 2.0.31
stable|main|ee: fastjar 0.86-2
stable|main|ee: info 4.7-2.2
stable|main|ee: intltool-debian 0.30+20040213
stable|main|ee: libyaml-perl 0.38-2
stable|main|ee: po-debconf 0.8.22
stable|main|ee: texinfo 4.7-2.2
stable|main|source: debhelper 4.0.2
stable|main|source: dpatch 2.0.31
stable|main|source: fastjar 0.86-2
stable|main|source: intltool-debian 0.30+20040213
stable|main|source: libyaml-perl 0.38-2
stable|main|source: po-debconf 0.8.22
stable|main|source: texinfo 4.7-2.2

How its possible nobody come up with this before?? The generated debs work perfect!