OK, while my laptop won't boot Linux right now I got the code onto my N900 which has gcc, gdb, autoconf, etc. on it.
The problem I am having is that a few files are simlinks to files in scratchbox. In particular, when I try to ./configure it complains that "install-sh" isn't found because it is a simlink. The other files I see that are symlinks are "depcomp" and "missing".
Except that since I cannot get my linux laptop to boot I am trying to build it on the device. I have built many things this way so I know it works. But I don't have scratchbox.
Probably the only one I need is install-sh. Could you email it to me?
I can't get past running ./configure because it wants that file. It probably doesn't need the file but I don't want to go mucking about in the configure file.
I have been looking at the source though. It's looks pretty clean and well designed.
The error is:
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configure: error: cannot find install-sh or install.sh...
A simlink named install-sh IS there, but it links to scratchbox. If I just had the actual file I would be on my way.
usually dpkg-buildpackage takes care of this first.
If you look at the script it's pretty easy.
Just runs a bunch of "auto" tools (autoconf is the one that creates the configure file)
They all gets generated from the .ac files.
Also, as I said before, remove those symlinks.
And check you've got the "autotools" installed on your N900.