How to install qt3 libraries, DDD debugger in puppy?
How to install qt3 libraries, DDD debugger in puppy?
Dear puppy users,
I would like to have a little bit more than what dev_xxx.sfs provides.
Namely I develop using QT3. So far I haven't found out how to install
QT3 in puppy. More over I would like to install the DDD debugger.
Unfortunately I do not know how and I haven't found any references.
It seems that nobody is interested.
Don't you think that since there are some people providing dev_xxx.sfs
to encouraged developers to stay in puppy, shouldn't those people
enhance dev_xxx.sfs or at least show us the way how we can compile
our personal dev_xxx.sfs including there whatever we need?
Thanks in advance!
ARCHWN.
I would like to have a little bit more than what dev_xxx.sfs provides.
Namely I develop using QT3. So far I haven't found out how to install
QT3 in puppy. More over I would like to install the DDD debugger.
Unfortunately I do not know how and I haven't found any references.
It seems that nobody is interested.
Don't you think that since there are some people providing dev_xxx.sfs
to encouraged developers to stay in puppy, shouldn't those people
enhance dev_xxx.sfs or at least show us the way how we can compile
our personal dev_xxx.sfs including there whatever we need?
Thanks in advance!
ARCHWN.
package manager
Adding qt should be easy, just run package manager, and choose pupget. It should give you the list of pupgets, which you choose then install. Internet connection is assumed available by the package manager, but there is also an option for locating your pre-downloaded packages locally. The repository is ibiblio, see the "packages" folder of Puppy there.
Puppy user since Oct 2004. Want FreeOffice? [url=http://puppylinux.info/topic/freeoffice-2012-sfs]Get the sfs (English only)[/url].
Re: package manager
Downloaded qt-3.3.6 Libraries from the Pupget list, nothing else seen re. QT there.raffy wrote:Adding qt should be easy, just run package manager, and choose pupget. It should give you the list of pupgets, which you choose then install. Internet connection is assumed available by the package manager, but there is also an option for locating your pre-downloaded packages locally. The repository is ibiblio, see the "packages" folder of Puppy there.
Rebooted.
No evidence of QT anywhere.
I need qmake to load and run an app.
What am I missing, please?
Thanks! doc
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Ooops, sorry. Will add that to my Sig. Been trying to remember to manually add itMU wrote:edoc,
qt is in /usr/lib.
qmake is in the developer addon devx_2xx.sfs.
What Puppyversion do you use?
Mark
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Puppy 2.10r1
Thanks! doc
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you can download the developper-addon from here:
http://puptrix.org/Puppylinux/2.10/compiler-addon/
Place it in /mnt/home and reboot.
Then rename the existing folder
/usr/lib/qt
to
/usr/lib/qt-backup
Then create a symbolic link with these comands in a consolewindow:
ln -s /usr/lib/qt-renamed /usr/lib/qt
ldconfig
Now you should have qmake.
Mark
http://puptrix.org/Puppylinux/2.10/compiler-addon/
Place it in /mnt/home and reboot.
Then rename the existing folder
/usr/lib/qt
to
/usr/lib/qt-backup
Then create a symbolic link with these comands in a consolewindow:
ln -s /usr/lib/qt-renamed /usr/lib/qt
ldconfig
Now you should have qmake.
Mark
I have downloaded the file but am stuck.MU wrote:you can download the developper-addon from here:
http://puptrix.org/Puppylinux/2.10/compiler-addon/
Place it in /mnt/home and reboot.
Mark
I don't have a /mnt/home
It has not been created by Puppy 2.10r1 on either of my desktops nor on my laptop.
Is there a way to force it to be created?
Is it some sort of symbolic link?
I always have some sort of odd complication! javascript:emoticon(':?')
Thanks! doc
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if yes:
You would need these steps to copy the files to your harddisk:
Boot from live cd
Now enter this in a consolewindow, where
/YYY/ is the folder with your devx-qt-renamed_210.sfs
Then reboot without the CD.
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Mark
You would need these steps to copy the files to your harddisk:
Boot from live cd
Now enter this in a consolewindow, where
/YYY/ is the folder with your devx-qt-renamed_210.sfs
Code: Select all
mkdir /tmp/devx
mount -o loop /YYY/devx-qt-renamed_210.sfs /tmp/devx/
cp -ax /tmp/devx/* /
umount /tmp/devx
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Mark
Yes. I will do the long-way-around install of qt that you provided.MU wrote:do you use a full harddisk-installation?
Have you heard of others having the problem with the missing /mnt/home?
Sure makes adding apps a huge nuisance.
I read the background post you linked but it didn't help me to understand
why one cannot manually create and link a /mnt/home and why it is missing.
Is this problem addressed in 2.11?
I really appreciate everyone's helpfulness and patience on the Puppy Forum!
Thanks! doc
[b]Thanks! David[/b]
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Puppy was created as a CD-based system.
As a CD is write-protected, a trick has to be used, to "mix" the content of different sources.
This trick uses a driver called unionfs.
So you can load /usr from CD, but also write to it in the pup_save.3fs.
To merge an additional source like the devx, also unionfs is required.
Now when you install it to harddisk (full installation), you loose all the benefits of this driver.
You have a "normal" linux, with all disadvantages.
For this reason I use a "frugal" install, where Puppy runs as a "mix" of CD-based system and harddisk-installation (which works without the CD).
Like this I have a very fast harddisk-based system, with the advantages of unionfs.
I can use devx...sfs without problem without copying all files to my harddisk.
Mark
As a CD is write-protected, a trick has to be used, to "mix" the content of different sources.
This trick uses a driver called unionfs.
So you can load /usr from CD, but also write to it in the pup_save.3fs.
To merge an additional source like the devx, also unionfs is required.
Now when you install it to harddisk (full installation), you loose all the benefits of this driver.
You have a "normal" linux, with all disadvantages.
For this reason I use a "frugal" install, where Puppy runs as a "mix" of CD-based system and harddisk-installation (which works without the CD).
Like this I have a very fast harddisk-based system, with the advantages of unionfs.
I can use devx...sfs without problem without copying all files to my harddisk.
Mark
Does this require keeping the Puppy ISO CD in the drive at all times?MU wrote:Puppy was created as a CD-based system.
As a CD is write-protected, a trick has to be used, to "mix" the content of different sources.
This trick uses a driver called unionfs.
So you can load /usr from CD, but also write to it in the pup_save.3fs.
To merge an additional source like the devx, also unionfs is required.
Now when you install it to harddisk (full installation), you loose all the benefits of this driver.
You have a "normal" linux, with all disadvantages.
For this reason I use a "frugal" install, where Puppy runs as a "mix" of CD-based system and harddisk-installation (which works without the CD).
Like this I have a very fast harddisk-based system, with the advantages of unionfs.
I can use devx...sfs without problem without copying all files to my harddisk.
Mark
Or, if one boots from a CF, SD, or USB memory stick one keeps that device
inserted at all times?
I worry about mechanical devices, especially CD drives. They use lots of
energy, are vulnerable to dirt and dust and damage (are are the CD's themselves).
It is also seems to create one more point of potential failure and complication.
Is anything lost from the advantages you describe re. a "frugal" install if one uses
sd, cf, or a USB memory stick?
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Here are my results from following the series of rxvt commands you recommended ...MU wrote:if yes:
You would need these steps to copy the files to your harddisk:
Boot from live cd
Now enter this in a consolewindow, where
/YYY/ is the folder with your devx-qt-renamed_210.sfs
Then reboot without the CD.Code: Select all
mkdir /tmp/devx mount -o loop /YYY/devx-qt-renamed_210.sfs /tmp/devx/ cp -ax /tmp/devx/* / umount /tmp/devx
Backgroundinfo:
http://www.murga.org/~puppy/viewtopic.php?t=9652
Mark
mkdir /tmp/devx
OK.
mount -o loop /YYY/devx-qt-renamed_210.sfs /tmp/devx/
OK
cp -ax /tmp/devx/* /
ERROR!
cp: Cannot create regular file '/usr/bin/strings': Text file busy
Huh??
Do I need to follow the additional steps you mentioned when you thought I could copy the
.sfs file to /mnt/home/ ?
Then rename the existing folder
/usr/lib/qt
to
/usr/lib/qt-backup
Then create a symbolic link with these comands in a consolewindow:
ln -s /usr/lib/qt-renamed /usr/lib/qt
ldconfig
Now you should have qmake.
Mark
[b]Thanks! David[/b]
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OK, I will ignore it for the moment.MU wrote:someone else mentioned, that there 4 files saying they were busy, but it worked anyway as far as I remember.
Mark
Need I go ahead and do these additional steps?
Then rename the existing folder
/usr/lib/qt
to
/usr/lib/qt-backup
Then create a symbolic link with these comands in a consolewindow:
ln -s /usr/lib/qt-renamed /usr/lib/qt
ldconfig
Now you should have qmake.
Mark
[b]Thanks! David[/b]
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Hey MU,MU wrote:Puppy was created as a CD-based system.
As a CD is write-protected, a trick has to be used, to "mix" the content of different sources.
This trick uses a driver called unionfs.
So you can load /usr from CD, but also write to it in the pup_save.3fs.
To merge an additional source like the devx, also unionfs is required.
Now when you install it to harddisk (full installation), you loose all the benefits of this driver.
You have a "normal" linux, with all disadvantages.
For this reason I use a "frugal" install, where Puppy runs as a "mix" of CD-based system and harddisk-installation (which works without the CD).
Like this I have a very fast harddisk-based system, with the advantages of unionfs.
I can use devx...sfs without problem without copying all files to my harddisk.
Mark
If you do a hard drive install using unionfs for the partition formats, isn't this driver loaded automagicly on boot???
Bob