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Hi everybody,
on cooking I just installed sakura and when trying to open it I got the following error message:
tux@slitaz:~$ sakura: error while loading shared libraries: libpcre.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
The same with kompozer. Starting it the result is:
tux@slitaz:~$ kompozer-config
Usage: /usr/bin/kompozer-config [OPTIONS] [LIBRARIES]
Options:
[--prefix[=DIR]]
[--exec-prefix[=DIR]]
[--version]
[--defines]
[--libs] [libraries]
[--cflags] [components]
[--idlflags]
Components:
*
Libraries:
xpcom
nspr
js
jsj
gfx
What to do to get the thing running?
Regards,
Michael
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Hi
first problem try to resolve with install package pcre,
if I have understand from listed other packages you search from terminal type
tazpkg search-pkgname xxx
the output is the packages on content searched.
ex
tazpkg search-pkgname xpcom
output confirm xpcom on packages
firefox-dev
libfirefox
seamonkey
thunderbird
virtualbox-ose
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Thanks a lot, Gibor! I will try this tomorrow (this machine is elsewhere). I am in the deep province of Turkey where the ability of Slitaz to act quick on old hardware is appreciated even by hard-boiled Windows fans! ;-)
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@gibor
thanks for your advice! It worked like it should but I finally escaped from cooking and went back to stable, where sakura worked out of the box. I needed it as it allows to paste into the konsole easier than xterm does that.
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Hi Michael,
greatings to your east antatolian friends (I hope I remember correct)....
here is a rolling iso from 4.9. where sakura is working....
www.kult-ex.org/download/slitaz-rolling.iso
whats not working: tazpanel and automount in pcmanfm - you have to mount the partitions by hand, but this should not be a problem for you.
think, that rolling is at the moment under heavy development, so things are not working all the time.
The benefits of rolling - the i686 bug is history - so no more problem with geode, via and transmeta CPUS and the xorg vesa driver made a real improvement - like my Toshiba Portege R100 is supported the first time by Vesa (after nearly now 9 years - I think it appeared spring 2004) .....
Thomas
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Hi Thomas,
now Central Anatolia, to be quite exact. Benefits look great, but here I will give Slitaz on an old laptop to Turkish friends who are not that much experienced with Linux. Therefore stable 4.0 seems better.
Keep doing your good work!
Michael
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