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+---- Thread: Linux build.sh script (/showthread.php?tid=27876)
- CapnBry - 2008-06-25
For some reason I was losing my Lircmap.xml every time I used build.sh and it looks like the script doesn't copy it back from the backup properly because it is looking for UserData.bak not userdata.bak. I can just modify userdata and it will copy them over but I think this is the desired behavior
Code:
Index: build.sh
===================================================================
--- build.sh (revision 13746)
+++ build.sh (working copy)
@@ -318,13 +318,13 @@
done
elif [[ "$I" == "userdata" ]]
then
- if [[ -e "$BACKUPDIR/UserData" ]]
+ if [[ -e "$BACKUPDIR/userdata" ]]
then
if (( VERBOSE ))
then
- cp -vrf "$BACKUPDIR/UserData" "$BUILDDIR"
+ cp -vrf "$BACKUPDIR/userdata" "$BUILDDIR"
else
- cp -rf "$BACKUPDIR/UserData" "$BUILDDIR" &> /dev/null
+ cp -rf "$BACKUPDIR/userdata" "$BUILDDIR" &> /dev/null
fi
else
if (( VERBOSE ))- snappz - 2008-07-25
First off thanks very much for build.sh. It is my preferred way of building and have used it since it was first included.
The last day or two I have not been able to successfully build SVN with it.
It keeps bombing out with
Code:
checking for main in -ljasper... (cached) no
configure: error: == Could not find a required library. Please see README.linuxI have read the readme and cut/paste the apt-get line.
I can build manually using make and I am using Ubuntu 8.04
Thanks again
- althekiller - 2008-07-25
This has nothing to do with build.sh. The fact that the result is cached is curious, try deleting config.cache if it exists. Otherwise it is pretty obvious you're missing libjasper-dev and need to pay a little closer attention to what you're doing than simply C&P the apt line.
- sparky3387 - 2008-07-26
I had the same problem and was caused by config.cache
- snappz - 2008-07-26
Thanks, deleting config.cache fixed it.
- succo - 2008-07-27
would someone please fix build.sh?
it's still pointing to the rarred web files, but they are zips now, so it ends with error when copying skin
- spiff - 2008-07-27
screw build.sh
- phunqe - 2008-07-27
- rodalpho - 2008-07-27
Is that the official answer, then? Build.sh is being removed/deprecated and we should all use make install?
- xgrep - 2008-07-28
As a temporary fix, you can do this while you're waiting for build.sh to be patched.
Code:
sudo apt-get install rar
cd /path/to/xbmcsvn/web
unzip -d Project_Mayhem_III_webserver_v1.0 Project_Mayhem_III_webserver_v1.0.zip
rar a Project_Mayem_III_webserver_v1.0.rar Project_Mayhem_III_webserver_v1.0Then run build.sh again.
Cheers,
xgrep
- rodalpho - 2008-07-28
Oh it's easy enough to fix or to to use make install. But if build.sh is being desupported it would be nice to get a heads-up.
- althekiller - 2008-07-28
It's fixed. build.sh may see a complete change in style soon. Completely depends on my ambition.
- BLKMGK - 2008-07-28
Just updated, got the new Build.sh, and it seems to have worked. When I use Make Install I notice that many of my movie covers are lost. <shrug> The Build script has been working for me well for awhile now honestly.
- althekiller - 2008-07-28
If you switch to using "make install" you'll need to manually copy your userdata folder from BUILD to ~/.xbmc/ to preserve settings/thumbs/db/etc.
- BLKMGK - 2008-07-28
Ah okay, thanks! However the Build script just ran through fine and I'm a happy camper
web thing was driving me NUTZ. (lol)