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    SuSE 7.3 Pro

    I have all the RPMS installed, I think, stuff seems to compile. I get a couple errors, I have not yet figured out. When I run the make -f Maekfile.dist, it deletes all the configure files. If I skip the make -f Makefile.dist, and shoot straight to the configure && make && make install, it seems to compile, but when I run ./showeq from the /usr/local/bin directory SEQ starts to load then bombs. with this error.

    ./showeq: error while loading shared libraries: /.showeq: undefined symbol:__11QsizePolicyQ211QSizePolicy8SizeTypeT1b.

    Then I am dropped to yhe /use/local/bin directory. I know for certain I have GCC3.0.1 loaded.

    Any help would be most appreciated. If the TRUE answer is buy RedHat 7.2 I guess I will have to, but I would prefer to use SuSe if possible.

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    you dont need redhat, you just need to make sure the following things are true.

    -you have gcc and g++ version 3 installed
    -you have qt 2.3.x installed and compiled with g++ 3 (rpms avail)
    -you compile showeq with g++ 3 and link against your qt compiled with g++ 3
    casey AT trifocus DOT net

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    I have it running with suse 7.3.
    I have made a little to do list how to get it running with suse - it is not complete but i can post it on wednesday when i return home.

    Regards

    - Lord Crush

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    I am still working on gettin g this cursed thing working, I thought I had it at one point, but keep coming up with the same errors.


    I am starting with a new SuSE install, and I am going to download all the RPMS, in a previous thread, then try again. Any tips I wuld appreciate.

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    Hi

    here is an elder post - i will post my little todo-list today evening.

    http://seq.sourceforge.net/showthrea...highlight=SUSE

    Hope it helps.

    - Lord Crush

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    Ok, we seem to be compiling better, though not out of the woods yet. the make -f Makefile.dist seems to work fine, I get no errors, the ./configure seems to work fine no errors. The make and make install, both error out toward the end. When I run ./showeq, I get this error.

    ShowEQ 3.1.2, released under the GPL.
    Using config file "/usr/local/share/showeq/filters.conf"
    Loading filters from "/user/local/share/showeq/filters.conf"
    Opening packet capture on device eth0, IP host xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx ( this is the correct IP btw.
    Kernel filter, protocol ALL, TURBO mode (63 frames), raw packet socket
    SpawnList Categories Reloaded
    ./shoeq: error while loading shared libraries: ./showeq: undefined symbol: __11QsizePolicyQ211QsizePolicy8SizeTypeT1b


    Any ideas? I am figuring I am missing a library someplace, but I am not sure which one, all the ones that have been listed in all the posts show as loaded, and availble/running.

    Mark

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    Hi,

    have you got a new CVS-download ? The version says 3.1.2..

    The actual version starts with:

    automatix_lx:~ # showeq -o /usr/local/share/showeq/showeq-wo.conf
    ShowEQ 4.0.0, released under the GPL.
    All ShowEQ source code is Copyright (C) 2000, 2001, 2002 by the respective ShowEQ Developers

    Try to make a new CVS-Download.

    make a new directory and use:

    cvs -d:pserver:[email protected]:/cvsroot/seq co showeq


    I am not sure what the old code does with the new compiler and the new libs, but it could produce such errors.

    Regards

    - Lord Crush

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    As i promised here is my little todo list for SUSE 7.3

    I fear it is not complete, but perhaps you can get some informations from it.

    When i have more time i ll try to make a install guide next life or so

    This is for a fresh install and will delete the HD complete !!

    Boot CD 1

    YAST2: Language selection Screen:
    - Select language

    YAST2: Keyboard and Timezone
    - Select Keyboard
    - Select TimeZone

    YAST2: Install Linux Screen
    - New Install

    YAST2: HD-Layout
    - accept default

    YAST2: Software Selection
    - Default System (w/o Office)

    Use Button: "Detailed Selection"
    Select:
    Development
    All of KDE

    Use button: "Single Packages"
    Select:
    Group: ????
    Libpcap
    Optional - Get some other Editors than VI
    Group: Application/Editors
    e3
    ed
    fte
    gvim
    asedit
    jed

    YAST2: System Boot Configureation
    - accept default

    YAST2: Password for Root
    - Set Root Pwd

    YAST2: peronalize
    - Skip

    YAST2: Confirm installation
    - accept default

    Reboot

    Optional if you dont want KDE up at boot
    edit /etc/inittab
    Set default Runlevel to 3

    Optional activate FTP-Server
    edit /etc/ftpusers
    comment out root

    edit /etc/intd.conf
    activate FTP server 3

    Download the following rpms:

    libpcap-0.6.2-9.i386.rpm
    intall with rpm -i libpcap-0.6.2-9.i386.rpm

    get gcc30-3.0.2-0.i386.rpm
    intall with rpm -i gcc30-3.0.2-0.i386.rpm

    Upadte KDE to Vers 2.2.
    Download all in ftp://ftp.suse.com/pub/suse/i386/sup..._for_7.3/base/

    and install all RPMS rpm -i filename.rpm

    Test KDE (startx)

    To Compile SEQ and have the KDE running read this thread pls
    http://seq.sourceforge.net/showthrea...ghlight=broken

    I hope it helps

    Regards

    - Lord Crush

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