Thus spake Michael Manchester on the 15 day of the 01 month in the year 2004:
> I have a system with Fedora and Debian (knoppix) on
> it. Jpilot works fine wiht Fedora but does not work in
> Debian. I've checked the pors and permissions on the
Could you be a little more specific than "does not work"?
You might have something worth filing a Debian bug report
over.
> ports and they are the same for both systems. So I
> thought maybe it was the Debian package for jpilot was
> compiled. I decided to try and compile the source on
> Debain but I'm running into a problem with header
> files. When I do a ./configure I get an error that the
> pilot-link headers were not found. I apt-getted the
> source for pilot-link and place the headers in
> /usr/local /include/pilot-link but still get the same
> errors. How do I get Debian setup to compile source?
It'd probably be easier to just do a "apt-get build-dep jpilot",
but again, depending on what "does not work", you may not
even have to go through these gyrations.
Additionally, you may want to look over the apt-get man page.
The "source" directive for apt-get should be of interest to you.
> Does readhat install the include files when it
> installs a package? as I've never had to do this with
> redhat I just download the source and compile. What's
> the difference here?
> Thanks
> Mike M.
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