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2010-07-14
, 02:40
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@ Niterói - RJ - Brazil
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#442
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Guys, when im here:
svn co http://libgarmin.svn.sourceforge.net.../libgarmin/dev libgarmin - ITS OK
cd libgarmin - ITS OK (with ls i can see the autosh.sh is there, so its right, the archive is there in the right place)
and when i put:
./autosh.sh
terminal returns:
/bin/sh: ./autosh.sh: not found
What happens?! i have root i try a lot of things, i try apt-get install autosh and nothing...
im stucked here, what can i do????
svn co http://libgarmin.svn.sourceforge.net.../libgarmin/dev libgarmin - ITS OK
cd libgarmin - ITS OK (with ls i can see the autosh.sh is there, so its right, the archive is there in the right place)
and when i put:
./autosh.sh
terminal returns:
/bin/sh: ./autosh.sh: not found
What happens?! i have root i try a lot of things, i try apt-get install autosh and nothing...
im stucked here, what can i do????
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2010-07-15
, 10:46
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#443
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Hi,
/bin/bash, aclocal,autoheader, automake or autoreconf.
Try running them one by one:
aclocal
autoheader
automake --add-missing
autoreconf
That should tell you exactly what's not found.
Install it and run autosh.sh
if it's the shell (/bin/bash) change it to /bin/sh.
have fun,
alex
Originally Posted by foxdanger
You are missing something called from the script:
cd libgarmin - ITS OK (with ls i can see the autosh.sh is there, so its right, the archive is there in the right place)
and when i put:
./autosh.sh
terminal returns:
/bin/sh: ./autosh.sh: not found
What happens?! i have root i try a lot of things, i try apt-get install autosh and nothing...
/bin/bash, aclocal,autoheader, automake or autoreconf.
Try running them one by one:
aclocal
autoheader
automake --add-missing
autoreconf
That should tell you exactly what's not found.
Install it and run autosh.sh
if it's the shell (/bin/bash) change it to /bin/sh.
have fun,
alex
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2010-07-15
, 12:08
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Joined on Jul 2010
@ AUSTRIA
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#444
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Originally Posted by zaxl
Ok, thanks for the fast answer. (I'm the guy who has mailed you.
Hi,
You are missing something called from the script:
/bin/bash, aclocal,autoheader, automake or autoreconf.
Try running them one by one:
aclocal
autoheader
automake --add-missing
autoreconf
That should tell you exactly what's not found.
Install it and run autosh.sh
if it's the shell (/bin/bash) change it to /bin/sh.
have fun,
alex
)Please tell me how to install them, they are all missing.
(It's the first time I'm working with linux terminal commands. I'm glad to have svn installed on my own.
)Thanks!
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2010-07-15
, 12:33
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#445
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Originally Posted by master blue
I can't tell exactly how, but it should be the same way you installed svn.
Please tell me how to install them, they are all missing.
(It's the first time I'm working with linux terminal commands. I'm glad to have svn installed on my own.
In the package manager search for autotools, automake, autoconf, libtool.
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2010-07-15
, 13:42
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@ Niterói - RJ - Brazil
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#446
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Tnx for the help, i will try it, but i dont know how to make this search and how to install this missing packages :/
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2010-07-15
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#447
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same problem here.
svn installation was easy instead of this. ("app-get install subversion" and here we go. so the package was already on the tablet but not installed I think.)
I have found this: http://repository.maemo.org/pool/diablo/free/
There I can find all needed files but I don't know how to install them.
svn installation was easy instead of this. ("app-get install subversion" and here we go. so the package was already on the tablet but not installed I think.)
I have found this: http://repository.maemo.org/pool/diablo/free/
There I can find all needed files but I don't know how to install them.
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2010-07-15
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#448
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Originally Posted by foxdanger
From console/terminal try:
Tnx for the help, i will try it, but i dont know how to make this search and how to install this missing packages :/
apt-cache search <searchterm>
apt-get install <packagename>
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2010-07-15
, 13:56
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#449
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Originally Posted by cjsegninir
No. Only Format 1 Maps(non-NT), which are not locked.
Wrote somewhere else, but I rephrase here:
Will Garmin NT maps work under Navit?
Thanks in advance
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2010-07-15
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#450
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Originally Posted by zaxl
they don't help.
From console/terminal try:
apt-cache search <searchterm>
apt-get install <packagename>
now I'm trying to get the files from here http://repository.maemo.org/pool/diablo/free/ (*.deb files) but I always get a "not compatible"
I don't understand why they are not compatible. I'm in the diablo direction and I have diable installed (RX-44_DIABLO_5.2008.43-7_PR_COMBINED_MR0_ARM)
i wonder if it's possible to set up navit.xml to work with minigpsd.
reason for this is the smaller footprint and more important the ability to configure the time intervall of logged track points.
alternativly, how can i do this with default gpsd? logging intervall of 1s is not very handy.
or probably, there is a gconf setting?
thanks!
steffen