Re: [Banshee-List] Banshee not recognizing my Android Galaxy Nexus phone

["Andrés G. Aragoneses" <knocte gmail com>]

On 01/04/14 02:12, hallansing wrote:
> yes, file attached 
>
> the exact configure was this:
> sudo ./configure --disable-appledevice --enable-gio
>
> myconfig.txt
> <http://banshee-media-player.2283330.n4.nabble.com/file/n4651595/myconfig.txt>  

You were missing the flag --enable-gio-hardware, but anyway, I was
wrong, as I thought that using those flags would make configure fail if
it didn't find the proper dependencies but it doesn't.

(Sigh, this is already fixed in master branch, but we're dealing with
the stable branch here...)

Ok, so then you have to install the proper dependencies so your
configure summary switches to a YES in these two items:

  GIO Backend: no (glib >= 2.22, gio-sharp >= 2.22.3, and gtk-sharp-beans)
  GIO Hardware: no (gudev-sharp, gkeyfile-sharp)

So you need to install development packages for glib, gtk-sharp-beans,
gudev-sharp, gkeyfile-sharp. Depending on your distribution, this
packages will be named differently, but you can do this trick to find
their names:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18475961/how-to-map-pkg-config-names-to-yum-apt-get

(Taking as input the name of the .pc file, which is "foo.pc" if the line
in the configure.ac or m4 macro is calling PKG_CHECK_MODULES(FOO, foo >=
X.Y) )

If you're not terribly confident about doing all these, you could try to
find a package already made for v2.6.2 for your distro?