Hi.
You need to specify the prefix in the ./autogen command.
I use the following shel to compile and install orca in my
environment:
#!/bin/bash
make clean
./autogen.sh -prefix=/data/software/orca3/arch2/
make && make install
You need to adjust the prefix in the autogen.sh command.
Maybe I am wrong, but I suspect that your orca was installed in
/usr/local directory.
You can also try orca-git, a package available in the aur
repository.
I never test this package but I suspect that it installs orca
from git.
Let me know if you need some help to install this package.
Thanks.
On 02/01/2017 10:25 AM, Amir-Trend
Plus wrote:
hi, last time i asked on the list about how to get orca master on arch linux but no respond. never mind, because now i got orca master but after running it, i press orca and h, it says orca 3 dot 22 point 2. hats the same as my stable orca! what i did was:
git clone (url)cd orca
./autogen.sh
make
sudo make install prefix=/home/user/programfiles/orca
i put orca there, and if i run from that folder,
press alt f2, type in,
/home/user/programfiles/orca/bin/orca -r
the opca restarted and orca h displays orca 3 dot 22 dot 2. is that method correct to get orca master?
amir.
http://twitter.com/amir442
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