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Hello Alan, |
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thanks for the reply. I tried to compile it "external" and it worked |
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after i deactivated the gui (--disable-gui). So i removed the gnome USE |
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flag and was able to install it. |
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Disabling the sandbox feature didn't lead to success. |
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Thanks a lot for your help! |
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Max |
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On Sun, 2008-03-23 at 10:03 +0200, Alan McKinnon wrote: |
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> On Saturday 22 March 2008, Max wrote: |
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> > Hello Alan, |
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> > thanks for your instant reply. Answers below the questions. |
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> Hi Max, |
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> Your settings seem sane, there's nothing outlandish in there. |
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> The "cannot create executables" error seems quite generic in practise - |
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> I've never had it myself but google shows various reasons, all |
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> amounting to gcc can't run properly. |
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> Top of the list is sandbox, whichis in your FEATURES. A few tests to |
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> determine what is going on: |
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> 1. Unpack unixODBC somewhere and manually config and compile unixODBC to |
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> test the toolchain |
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> 2. Remove sandbox from FEATURES and try again |
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> alan |
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