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kevinsteve
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install simon on ubuntu 10.04 error

Sun Dec 09, 2012 1:07 pm
hi, I want to install simon by source code on ubuntu 10.04. But there are some errors,such as,

CMakeFiles/simonutils.dir/fileutils.cpp.o: In function `FileUtils::pack(QString const&, QHash<QString, QByteArray> const&, QHash<QString, QString> const&)':
/usr/simon/simonlib/simonutils/fileutils.cpp:94: undefined reference to `KTar::KTar(QString const&, QString const&)'
/usr/simon/simonlib/simonutils/fileutils.cpp:95: undefined reference to `KArchive::open(QFlags<QIODevice::OpenModeFlag>)'
/usr/simon/simonlib/simonutils/fileutils.cpp:101: undefined reference to `KArchive::writeFile(QString const&, QString const&, QString const&, char const*, long long, unsigned int, long, long, long)'
/usr/simon/simonlib/simonutils/fileutils.cpp:109: undefined reference to `KArchive::addLocalFile(QString const&, QString const&)'
/usr/simon/simonlib/simonutils/fileutils.cpp:115: undefined reference to `KArchive::close()'
/usr/simon/simonlib/simonutils/fileutils.cpp:115: undefined reference to `KTar::~KTar()'
/usr/simon/simonlib/simonutils/fileutils.cpp:115: undefined reference to `KTar::~KTar()'
CMakeFiles/simonutils.dir/fileutils.cpp.o: In function `FileUtils::unpack(QString const&, QString const&, QStringList const&)':
/usr/simon/simonlib/simonutils/fileutils.cpp:124: undefined reference to `KTar::KTar(QString const&, QString const&)'
/usr/simon/simonlib/simonutils/fileutils.cpp:125: undefined reference to `KArchive::open(QFlags<QIODevice::OpenModeFlag>)'
/usr/simon/simonlib/simonutils/fileutils.cpp:127: undefined reference to `KArchive::directory() const'
/usr/simon/simonlib/simonutils/fileutils.cpp:134: undefined reference to `KArchiveDirectory::entry(QString const&) const'
/usr/simon/simonlib/simonutils/fileutils.cpp:134: undefined reference to `typeinfo for KArchiveFile'
/usr/simon/simonlib/simonutils/fileutils.cpp:134: undefined reference to `typeinfo for KArchiveEntry'
/usr/simon/simonlib/simonutils/fileutils.cpp:142: undefined reference to `KTar::~KTar()'
/usr/simon/simonlib/simonutils/fileutils.cpp:130: undefined reference to `KArchiveDirectory::entries() const'
/usr/simon/simonlib/simonutils/fileutils.cpp:142: undefined reference to `KTar::~KTar()'

what can I do ? Thanks.
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This is quite unusual. Do you have the appropriate development packages installed for kdelibs, and do the versions of those packages match each other?


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bedahr
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Are you trying to install one of the beta tarballs or git master?
Please try again with the latest git master if possible.

Best regards,
Peter
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KDE version is 4.4.5.
cmake version is 2.8.9.
qwt version is 6.0.0.
qt sdk version is 4.7.4.
I have installed kdelibs.

bcooksley wrote:This is quite unusual. Do you have the appropriate development packages installed for kdelibs, and do the versions of those packages match each other?
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I have installed simon0.3.0 using source code from http://nchc.dl.sourceforge.net/project/ ... .0.tar.bz2. But when I run simon,there is a error like this:
simon: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libsimonsound.so.4: undefined symbol: _ZN9QListData11detach_growEPii
simon(12637): Communication problem with "simon" , it probably crashed.
Error message was: "org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply" : " "Message did not receive a reply (timeout by message bus)" "

Thanks.

bedahr wrote:Are you trying to install one of the beta tarballs or git master?
Please try again with the latest git master if possible.

Best regards,
Peter
bedahr
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You most likely have another (binary?) Simon version installed.

Did you install the tarball with the supplied build_ubuntu.sh script?

Best regards,
Peter
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Yes, I have installed this. How can I do next?

bedahr wrote:You most likely have another (binary?) Simon version installed.

Did you install the tarball with the supplied build_ubuntu.sh script?

Best regards,
Peter
bedahr
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What other Simon versions did you install before?

How did you uninstall them?

If you run "sudo make uninstall" from the Simon build folder, do you still have /usr/lib/libsimonsound.so.4?

Best regards,
Peter


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