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midori
kalu:
And I've also inserted the "Suggested compiler flags on x86 (for compatibility)", "cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/local ..", "touch /tmp/mark" as the creating-extensions wiki had suggested, but it still gave the same error message as before :(
Did I miss something?
Juanito:
you need the -dev extensions to be installed to compile:
--- Code: ---$ tce-load -i libsoup-gnome-dev sqlite3-dev libxml2-dev
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kalu:
--- Quote from: Juanito on December 12, 2014, 12:08:20 AM ---you need the -dev extensions to be installed to compile:
--- Code: ---$ tce-load -i libsoup-gnome-dev sqlite3-dev libxml2-dev
--- End code ---
--- End quote ---
Thanks Juanito, it worked. But now other, similar error messages start to appear. So I'm guessing that whenever a package is claimed to be 'not found' when it is in fact installed, then the solution would just be to install the *-dev package along with it. (strange.. ??? ) And this is how I'm handling it right now, but I'm concerned that the more of these *-dev packages (and their depencies) I install the less free memory space my thin client gets. I'm trying to compile Midori on a thin client with 1G of HD and 1G of memory. I've never tried this. I've only had experience compiling in big computers using big Linux distributions. Do you think this is a sane idea, or it would take a long time or impossible to be carried out? I was thinking that it might be better if I compiled it in another computer in which I will install TC, but then the specifications would be specific to that computer wouldn't it?
--- Code: ---tc@box:~$ free -m
total used free shared buffers
Mem: 1000 653 347 0 54
-/+ buffers: 599 401
Swap: 241 6 235
tc@box:~$
--- End code ---
Juanito:
--- Quote from: kalu on December 12, 2014, 01:30:45 AM ---I'm trying to compile Midori on a thin client with 1G of HD and 1G of memory. I've never tried this. I've only had experience compiling in big computers using big Linux distributions. Do you think this is a sane idea, or it would take a long time or impossible to be carried out? I was thinking that it might be better if I compiled it in another computer in which I will install TC, but then the specifications would be specific to that computer wouldn't it?
--- End quote ---
1gb hd space and 1gb ram should be enough to compile midori - you only need the -dev extensions to compile, not to run, midori.
You can also compile on a different machine running tinycore - using the standard tc standard compiler flags "-march=i486 -mtune=i686" will ensure that it will work on any i486 and up.
Compiling on a different machine running a different linux distro is more of a risk - midori may link against libs that do not exist in tinycore.
You could also compile on a different machine running tinycore with vm software
kalu:
Wow Juanito, thanks for the speedy yet comprehensive answer. I was just a bit worried because I'm downloading dependencies and they seem like heavy downloads and I haven't even begun compiling. Thanks again. If it takes too long, then I will just compile in another TCed computer.
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