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Bear with me, everyone.. I can't deny that I'm still quite a novice with Linux, but I hope someone'll be able to help me with this, and perhaps in turn, it'll help someone else.. I'm trying to emerge kdenlive.. It's saying that automake-1.8 is missing. When I ls in /usr/bin/, I see: Re-emerging automake doesn't help, it gets 1.10 again and is missing the 1.8 link, or version, or whatever it is, I'm really unfamiliar with this.. Any thoughts would be appreciated, and a paste of the ending part of my error follows. --T.J. --Log-- cd . && make -f admin/Makefile.common configure.in ; !!! ERROR: media-video/kdenlive-0.4 failed. !!! died running emake, kde_src_compile:make |
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I see... If this helps anyone, http://www.gentoo.org/security/en/glsa/ ... 404-08.xml It would appear that automake-1.8 was removed from Portage due to security vulnerabilities.. But kdenlive doesn't seem to want to compile with the newer automakes.. Might give someone a tip in the right direction. --T.J. |
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I don't know if it's still relevant, but there is a version of automake 1.8 in portage (currently 1.8.5-r3). To emerge a specific version of a package you add '=' before the package name and give the full version number afterwards. At the moment you would enter (as root): Quote: emerge -av =automake-1.8.5-r3 Hope this is useful, and that it solves your problem. |
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