[SOLVED] Xorg.tcz libpciaccess.so.0 No such file or directory.

[kagashe]

It seems some libraries of Xorg being shifted to /usr/local/lib
This is causing problems.

Today I converted Xorg.tce into tcz While Xorg.tce can find the libraries in /usr/local/lib the converted Xorg.tcz can't.

I am getting the following error on startx
/usr/local/bin/Xorg: error while loading shared libraries: libpciaccess.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory: error: could not open display

I can see the file in /usr/local/lib

I also tried making Xorg.tce after removing some drivers. The converted Xorg.tce is also giving same error.

kagashe

[curaga]

Is it named .tczl still (the L in the end)? Libraries in extensions need the "l" extension to be recognized.

[kagashe]

Is it named .tczl still (the L in the end)? Libraries in extensions need the "l" extension to be recognized.

Just renamed it and it works.

Since .tcel and .tczl existed in the directory I omitted the "l" just to keep the original also in the same folder. Sorry for my ignorance.

I created another folder inside the optional and moved it giving .tcel and .tczl extension.

The trimmed Xorg is half the size of the original.

kagashe

[jpeters]

Well,I my ignorance lingers on.  I tried converting a tce extension that I built to tcz (intltool-0.40.5), and it still doesn't load. I built one a week ago, and that worked just fine.  I'm using mkfs $TCZDIR program_name.tcz  I tried renaming to tczl in case that helped, but it didn't.  Of course, nothing ever works at the end of the day    The tce extension works fine.  Files get loaded into /usr/local/lib, /usr/local/bin, and a few help files into /usr/local/share/man. 

[Juanito]

This perhaps belongs in a new thread, but anyway...

The "l" in tce"l" or tcz"l" tells tce-load to issue a "ldconfig" command after loading to make sure any libs added by the extension in /usr/local/lib are made available to the system.

To check if there is a mistake somewhere, you could try this:

$ mkdir /tmp/pkg
$ cp /path-to-file/intltool.tcel /tmp/pkg
$ cd /tmp/pkg
$ sudo tar xzf intltool.tcel
$ rm intltool.tcel
$ cd ..
$ tce-load /path-to-file/cramfs-utils.tce
$ sudo mkfs.cramfs pkg/ intltool.tczl
$ sudo chown tc:staff intltool.tczl
$ cp intltool.tczl /path-to-somewhere-safe

Then re-boot and see if intltool.tczl works

BTW intltool is in autotools.tce

[jpeters]

Apparently, the problem was a corrupted .tar.gz file.  Thanks....it seems to be working now.

john