not a support question
pipein
offlineMember
The python package receipt is missing gdbm-dev from the BUILD-DEPENDS line.
Including gdbm-dev allows the _bsddb and dbm modules to be built.
The remaining modules which fail to build automatically in the Cook log are:
- sunaudiodev - specific to the SunOS
- bsddb185 - legacy module for BerkeleyDB lib 1.85 (superceded by the _bsddb module since about python 2.3)
Trixar_za
offlineKey Master
Yeah, I already have that compiled. Seems I forgot to mention it :P
And I have 2.7.3 compiled, so I'm a little ahead of everybody >.>
pipein
offlineMember
I remember you mentioned db/db-dev (which has been added to the receipt).
Just thought it was worth mentioning here in case any one bumps into the need of it (because people __always__ search before they post)... or if any felt like updating the receipt.
Found any hiccups with 2.7.3 compared to 2.7.2?
Trixar_za
offlineKey Master
Incidentally, I think gdm and db should be added to suggested packages like tk and tcl have been.
So far I haven't had any problems with it yet. I have noted a problem with certain python functions and cross compiled systems. For example, on a 64bit Ubuntu, the hash() function returns a different value compared to a 32bit system. This doesn't matter much unless you use hash() to generate identification numbers for data. A quick hack around it is to import ctypes and use ctypes.int32().value to force it to display 32bit values.
zelaya15
offlineMember
Hi all, i am looking a way to update my python version to 2.7.3 on my Slitaz 3 for install Calibre Ebook, i got this message:
python build finished but the necessary bits to build these modules were not found
_bsddb
_ssl
_tkinter
bsddb185
dbm
sunaudiodev
Failed to build these modules:
gdbm
readline
I beleve is something like you guys have before, i will appreciate very much any help
ernia
offlineMember
You don't need 2.7.3, you need > 2.6.0, so you could try python from 4.o or rolling, but it could be messy.
i think you better try an older version of calibre without screwing up your system.
i'm packing calibre for rolling, so you will find it in 5.0 or in rolling, i think it will takes me some days.
Trixar_za
offlineKey Master
or maybe just try the py3k package
Trixar_za
offlineKey Master
In the error @ http://forum.slitaz.org/topic/calibre-ebook-slitaz-3-4 it shows Calibre has Python 3 support in it's code. It's the easiest route.
ernia
offlineMember
in the site they says:
"
If you're still determined to install from source, read on:
Make sure your system has python ≥ 2.7.1 not 3.x
Install the various dependencies listed below
Run the following commands in a terminal:
"
maybe only the installer works with python3?
the installer download calibre and all what it requires to run, so it probably install python 2 too in /opt
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