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Hi,
I've been trying to get beagle to run for a while now, and it requires an inotify enabled kernel. I've tried myself to make a PKGBUILD that will patch the kernel, but have had no success yet . If anybody has a package or PKGBUILD for an kernel with inotify support, I would be forever grateful.
Thanks,
Mike
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Just add the inotify patch next to the other patches (acpi and so on) int the genuine Arch kernel PKGBUILD (/var/abs/kernels/kernel26). Or you could use dibble's PKGBUILD posted somewhere in the wiki and add whole patchset, like morph (please note that the newest inotify has changed its API a bit and could not work with beagle yet - as indicated on morph's homepage).
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Hey, thanks for the help. Turns out that in my attempt to compile the package i had made a typographical error (-Np0 instead of -Np1). After this change was made I had no problems. Sorry for the waste of your time . Anyway hopefully i will be beagling soon .
-Mike
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indeed beagle is my package in the AUR, it's a little too alpha for my taste right now, but it's getting alot better since the last time I tried it, maybe 4 versions ago.
Maybe it would be better if I tried to add the different file format plugins, opinions?
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I added a couple myself once I got beagle itself running, but I think that would help a lot. It certainly would add a lot in terms of out of the box functioning.
-Mike
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Thing is, everything is still in cvs... I'm much more apt to actually USE packages when they've got at least a release, and not an alpha one. I suppose I could just put them up.
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afaik, inotify will be in 2.6.12.. or at least thats what ive heard
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Well I think that beagle is definitely usable now, and certainly would be more so with the added extensions... the only one i have working is Firefox, and that doesn't really count (no hard work involved there ) I would definitly gain from the addition of some of the plugins.
On a side note... is there a plugin to gain .pdf functionality? There didn't seem to be one and yet beagle hasn't searched through pdf's for me at all?
-Mike
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