Re: GnomePilot problems

["David Desrosiers <hacker gnu-designs com>" <hacker downcity net>]

	I'm not sure where you got 0.9.4 (I know it exists in the cvs, but
it's actually older source than the current (and official) 0.9.3) zeno and
I have made some small modifications to the 0.9.3 sources, including a
nice debug patch. I've been hacking at pi-address for quite some time too,
updating that. Point being... 0.9.3. is the only/latest/official version,
and you should be using that. 0.9.4, though numerically appears to be a
more recent version, is actually about 6 months older than 0.9.3, and
doesn't include many fixes that 0.9.3 provides. 

On Thu, 20 Jan 2000, micah craig wrote:

> I've been trying to get GnomePilot running out of cvs on my Debian 
> system, and I've run into a couple problems I find rather confusing. 
>  Firstly, last week , I was able to get GnomePilot to compile and 
> install, and then I ran into some problems (more on those later).  
> Then, a few days later, I did a cvs update, and had upgraded my 
> Debian packages (including, I beleive, pilot-link) in the interum.  
> Now, when I run autogen.sh, everything goes well until:
>  checking for GLIB - version >= 1.2.0... yes
>  checking for pi-version.h... (cached) no
>  checking for libpisock/pi-version.h... (cached) yes
>  checking for pi_accept in -lpisock... (cached) yes
>  checking for pilot-link version >= 0.9.3... configure: error: 
> pilot-link 0.9.3 required