Re: New hacking release with pre-2.1.3 tarballs

[Stef van der Made <svdmade planet nl>]

I've now successfully compiled hacking 0.19.1. When starting up I get 
this message :

Please contact your system administrator to resolve the following problem:
Could not resolve the address "xml:readonly:/gconf.xml.mandatory" in the
configuration file "/usr/test/garnome/etc/gconf/2/path": Couldn't resolve
address for configuration source:
Can't read from or write to the XML root directory in the address
`xml:readonly:/gconf.xml.mandatory'

But I've missing the hint how to solve the issue.

Thanks in advance for your help,

Stef



Jeff Waugh wrote:

> <quote who="Stef van der Made">
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> > The openjade & libxslt package was needed for gtk-doc.0.10
> >    
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> Right, I can add libxslt to gtk-doc's depends. I forgot about 0.10's hard
> requirement for jade/openjade... People will just have to install it, or I
> can see if removing gtk-doc from the desktop build is doable (we disable
> it in the modules anyway).
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> > The freetype was needed on my machine as garnome woulden't start without
> > it, you will need freetype on any box but garnome didn't wan't to startup
> > with an older 2 version of freetype present.
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> GARNOME includes and builds freetype. Have you set your paths correctly.
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> > ==> Running xmkmf in work/fcpackage.2_1/Xrender
> > imake -DProjectRoot=/usr/test/garnome -DUseInstalled 
> > -I/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/config    [configure] complete for Xrender.
> > ==> Running make in work/fcpackage.2_1/Xrender
> > /bin/sh: gccmakedep: command not found
> >    
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> No idea, haven't seen it in Xrender, perhaps look through Xrender a bit and
> see how the shell is stuffing up.
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> Thanks,
>
> - Jeff
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