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Bo Ørsted Andresen <bo.andresen <at> zlin.dk> writes: |
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> > > What? Why? Just add 'net-analyzer/jffnms ~x86' |
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> > On amd64? |
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> Yes. |
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Well after using alan's suggestion and getting JFFNMS to compile |
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I just had to try this out. It worked too! |
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Can you explain why using ~x86 on an amd64 machine works |
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in the /etc/portage/package.keywords file? |
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It seem I need to do some more reading.... |
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> > dev-libs/apr-util-0.9.12 fails to compile, so, jffnms cannot compile. |
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> Fails how? |
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Paraphrased, it said that the Berkeley database was not installed. |
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Looking at the available packages ('eix berkeley' and then 'eix db') |
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I figured out that is was because that berkdb is a general system |
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flag I set in 'make.conf'. So for 'apr-util' in the 'package.use' |
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file I just removed this flag (-berkdb). I'm not certain what effect |
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this will have on my system or JFFNMS, if any at all.... Once this |
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was fixed using your method or alan's method, JFFNMS compiled. |
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Now JFFNMS is installed and it's time to configure it and test it. |
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thanks for all of the help..... |
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James |
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