Re: Problem when launching gnome-session + gnopernicus

[gnome-accessibility-list bernard-hugueney org]

Hello !
I was reluctant to go to Garnome or CVS, but Debian unstable was too 
old as far as accessibility os concerned.
For a while, I've been using Mandrake cooker wich is better, but not 
enough for me.
I'm really delighted with the state of the current CVS Gnome, (I went 
from trying not to crash my accessibility app to trying to crash it ! 
I still not succeding, but much more happy now :-)) )

I am using jhbuild on my debian box.
moduleset = 'gnome24'
and
modules = [ 'at-spi', 
'gnomemm/libgnomemm','java-access-bridge','at-poke', 'gnome-panel', 
'gconf','gnome-control-center' ]
 in my ~/.jhbuildrc (I need gnomemm/libgnomemm for my C++ binding of 
at-spi, you might not need it)

I've been adding
  <cvsmodule id="java-access-bridge" >
     <dependencies>
       <dep package="gnome-common" />
     </dependencies>
   </cvsmodule>

in jhbuild/modulesets/gnome24.modules.

During the bootstrap, I've been trying to install as few as possible, 
apt-getting the debian way whenever possible...
but not fewer ! Do not assume that a newer autoconf will be ok, you 
need each minor version :-(

then jhbuild when ok (except for gnomemm/libgnomemm, but i assume you 
do not need it, mail if you want more info on that).

After that, if all went ok, you mainly have libraries (static and 
dynamic) and programs.

Adjust, your path according to whatever prefix you put in ~/.jhbuildrc 
(besure to put it in front !) for the programs.
You can use LD_LIBRARY_PATH or /etc/ld.so.conf if you are root for the 
dynamic libraries.

If you are coding you will want to use  LIBRARY_PATH to take care of 
the static libraries, and maybe  PKG_CONFIG_PATH if using pk-config.

You must also copy where appropriate gnome-java-bridge.jar and 
accessibility.properties from the java-access-bridge, and have a 
~/.orbitrc with ORBIIOPIPv4=1.

I now have a mixed debian/unstable and gnome CVS box, everything 
running fine (except accessibility in mozilla which seems to be 
broken again :-( ).

HTH, feel free to ask me if you have any question.

Bernard

Le Lundi 21 Juillet 2003 13:56, Nath a écrit :
> Hi Michael,
>
> first, thanks for your response and your help !
> So, since yesterday I try to solve the problem but unfortunatlyt I
> don't succeed ! Ones advices me to remove all the Gnome2 Debian
> packages installed on my hard disk, so I removed all these
> packages. Nothing better after this removal !
>
> Now about ORBit : The ORBit version which comes with garnome 0.25.1
> is ORBit2-2.7.2; Michael, do you thing this version is too old ?
> This is the version included in garnome in order to build Gnome
> 2.3.
>
> Perhaps after removing all the Gnome 2 Debian packages from the
> system I must rebuild the entire garnome tree ? do you think it can
> be different to build garnome with or without the gnome 2 Debian
> packages ? I think it's the same but perhaps not ?
>
> I have no more ideas : the last one will be to erase the whole
> system and to reinstall it but ...
>
> If you have others ideas/advices/coments ? Thanks !
>
> Michael Meeks <michael ximian com> writes:
> > Hi Nath,
> >
> > On Sun, 2003-07-20 at 09:05, Nath wrote:
> >> After building Gnome 2.3 from garnome 0.25.0 or 0.25.1, I obtain
> >> the following errors when launching gnome-session :
> >
> > 	I would use ORBit2-2.7.3 if you can;
> >
> >>  --- you're entering a whole world of pain ---
> >
> > 	This is a sign of a really old ORB.
> >
> > 	HTH,
> >
> > 		Michael.
> >
> > --
> >  michael ximian com  <><, Pseudo Engineer, itinerant idiot
> >
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