Peter,
did you do a
make install
Only then the plugins are written to /usr/local/lib/ethereal.
If you just build from CVS you will build the new plugins
but not use them.
I will put some text describing it in the README.macos
Best regards
Michael
On Mar 15, 2004, at 9:23 PM, Peter Lei (peterlei) wrote:
Yes, I did get it to compile correctly... I think I had gtk/glib1.2
plugins that was causing ethereal to crash upon startup. I expected
that the new build would have installed over them though.
I'm using (yes, I know, they're "old"):
glib2 2.2.1
pango 1.2.1
gtk+ 2.0.6
atk 1.0.3
BUT... it takes "a long time" to load the gtk2 ethereal build for
the first time. Like a minute or two... the gtk build doesn't do
that.
thanks,
--peter
Michael Tuexen wrote:
Peter,
do you have problems to get the gtk2 stuff compiled?
I'm assuming not.
Please make sure that you
- have the latest CVS version
- make distclean
- ./autogen.sh
- ./configure --enable-gtk2
- make
- remove /usr/local/lib/ethereal/plugins/0.10.2
The make distclean was necessary to get the linking working and
having gtk1 plugins available crashed ethereal.
If you still have problems, could you be a bit more specific was
goes wrong?
Best regards
Michael
On Mar 14, 2004, at 11:57 PM, Peter Lei (peterlei) wrote:
Guy Harris wrote:
On Sat, Mar 13, 2004 at 02:55:24PM +0100, Michael Tuexen wrote:
building the dynamic libs version does not work on Mac OS X 10.3.2
with glib-1.2.10. This was, I believe, pointed out earlier by
Guy. So I tried
./configure -disable-shared
This results in
...failure, because linking a program completely statically is
apparently not supported by Mac OS X.
If this is fixed, the default under Mac OS X should be
--disable-shared unless you use gtk2.
Unfortunately, I've been unable to get that to work, and I don't
think
it can be made to work - I think Ethereal on Mac OS X is now
GTK2-only.
Really? I'm unable to get it to build/work under gtk2/glib2
correctly
at all (I'm using the CVS version). I can only get it to build/work
under gtk and glib 1.2.10. This is under Mac OS X 10.3.2. What I've
been doing is ./autogen.sh and ./configure (w/--enable-gtk2 when
trying
gtk2)
I would love to have this under gtk2... So, what am I doing
differently/
wrong?
--peter
I'm trying to install gtk2, but this requires a lot of other
things...
Yes, you have to install a lot of other stuff, but it *can* be done.
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