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Googel it but diddent found any answers that maked any sence 2 me.. ubuntu intrepid running kde3.5.10 session using a designated user to build kde in /opt/kde4 i also have the kubuntu hardy ppa kde4 installed and kde3 from a 3party repo.
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Of course you understand that since this is a working copy it simply won't build all the time.
Simple solution is: svn up and a clean build. Also, when you have so many KDEs, or, to be precise, so many KDE variables on one system, you *must* make sure that all of them are correct, begining with $PATH etc.
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well ofc. but i hasent bean able 2 get built at any time yeat.. thats why i started 2 ask 4 help about it. and using ./kdesvn-build --refresh-build so it starts over. hmm i have the script from techbase 2 set upp a kde4 user profile in bashrc.. so path should not be a problem but hey i dont realy get the path arguments in kde4.. i understand simple path but not when its in an argument:P
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I, too, am getting that error when compiling Amarok from trunk. Out of curiosity, what platform are you on? I'm running a 64-bit kernel on an Intel Core2 Duo.
Here is the only information I could find about the -fPIC flag error.
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Guys, you're getting these errors, because at the moment amarok needs patched version of MySql Embedded to compile cleanly.
Instructions on how to install it can be found here: http://amarok.kde.org/wiki/Development/MySQL_Embedded
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should i use it if i have kde4 installed in/opt/kde4 ? in ubuntu intrepid
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You need to install patched version of mysql-embedded, doesn't matter where your kde4 goes to.
You may install it /usr,or, same as kde4, install it in /opt. I completely forgot about it, since I'm not using Kubuntu anymore. Even amarok-project neon uses their own mysql package (amarok-nightly-mysql) because of this. You may check ppa service and possibly find already patched version of mysql package, otherwise you'll have to build it on your own.
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the thing i that kde3 is in /usr and ppa-kde4 is in /usr/lib/kde4 and svn-kde4 is in /opt/kde4 thats why i vant 2 be shoure that i dosent mess anything upp..
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Recompiling MySQL now, I'll post an update soon EDIT: Cool beans! Recompiling MySQL using the above instructions worked! I couldn't get MySQL 5.1 to compile correctly and had to use 5.0, but I'm not complaining because I'm now Amarokin' happily along - WOOT !!!
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