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sacarde

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Registered: 2006-07-14

Posts: 389

error in Kiso

Hi,
   I try to install kiso from aur, but I have this error:

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kiso.cpp: In member function 'virtual void Mainform::showdrive()':
kiso.cpp:3606: error: 'scsi_run_cmd' was not declared in this scope
make[2]: *** [kiso.o] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory `/mnt/hda4/PKG/kiso/src/kiso-0.8.3/src'
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/mnt/hda4/PKG/kiso/src/kiso-0.8.3'
make: *** [all] Error 2
==> ERROR: Build Failed. Aborting...

can you help me ?

STiAT

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From: Vienna, Austria

Registered: 2004-12-23

Posts: 606

Re: error in Kiso

As posted on the lists:
You need to download the patchfile as well. The pkgbuild was flagged safe, though, the patchfile and md5sum of the patchfile were missing in the PKGBUILD.

I've adobted it for now (until the original contirbutor wants it back), and updated the PKGBUILD to show the corrected sources on AUR.
I also added the license field and the architectures needed for pacman3.

Yours,
Georg

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sacarde

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Registered: 2006-07-14

Posts: 389

Re: error in Kiso

I have same error with: aurbuild -b kiso

I read in line when compiling....:

trying to create local folder /home/sacarde/.kde: Permission denied

what is ?

- I have installed old version of kiso but I removed some time ago

- I run kernel26-beyond

- do you think read configure.log it is interesting ?

STiAT

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From: Vienna, Austria

Registered: 2004-12-23

Posts: 606

Re: error in Kiso

Please follow up on just one side. Let's keep the discussion on the mailing lists, if i find out why it doesn't compile on your system, i'll post the solution here, or just modify the package so it will build.

I've built kiso right now on 5 independend systems, all of them built the package properly (i686 and x86_64). So i'll have to find out what's going wrong with the package on your system.

Yours,
STi

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STiAT

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From: Vienna, Austria

Registered: 2004-12-23

Posts: 606

Re: error in Kiso

Solved with a small IRC session.

The problem was, that a old installation of libcdio was on the system located in /usr/local, which apparently is the first include search path of gcc.

By making the old 0.76 package of libcdio, and simply uninstalling it, the problem was solved.

Yours,
Georg

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