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Shipit rsync mkdir
Shipit rsync mkdir















no checking for library containing event_init. configure make make installĭoesn’t look too bad, so why not give it a try on Haiku, shall we? /Haiku/home> git clone /Haiku/home> cd tmate/ /Haiku/home/tmate>. I think it would be useful to have tmate available on Haiku, so that I could let Haiku developers have a terminal session into my machine in case things go wrong. Which means that we need to patch the source code that we are trying to compile here. Probably udev is too Linux-y, and hence does not exist on Haiku. *** Failed to find a match for "devel:udev": Name not found 100% repochecksum-1 Validating checksum for HaikuPorts.done.

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*** Failed to find a match for "devel:libudev": Name not found /Haiku/home/ptouch-770> pkgman install devel:udev 100% repochecksum-1 Validating checksum for Haiku.done.

shipit rsync mkdir shipit rsync mkdir

Makefile:16: recipe for target 'ptouch-770-write.o' failed make: *** Error 1 /Haiku/home/ptouch-770> pkgman install devel:libudev 100% repochecksum-1 Validating checksum for Haiku.done. Haiku/home> cd ptouch-770/ /Haiku/home/ptouch-770> make gcc -Wall -O2 -c -o ptouch-770-write.o ptouch-770-write.c ptouch-770-write.c:28:10: fatal error: libudev.h: No such file or directory #include ^~~~~~~~~~~ compilation terminated. Similarly, “pkgman install cmd:rsync”, etc.Įxcept when it doesn’t: /Haiku/home> git clone Cloning into 'ptouch-770'. So if I get a “can’t find libintl!” from configure, I can do a “pkgman install devel:libintl” and it will find the appropriate package. I am told that the Haiku package manager is aware of libraries and commands.















Shipit rsync mkdir