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From: Mart K. <mar...@hc...> - 2006-01-08 20:37:40
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Hi Jacobo Reveles,
After reading the config.log file, I think the problem is that ./configure
didn't found libXrender.
You can search manually for libXrender ('locate libXrender' or 'su - -c
"updatedb" && locate libXrender' (the last one takes some time)) . If it
doesn't exists, you can try to install libXrender.
If it does exists, the problem can be the search path. It searches for that
file in /usr/X11R6/lib. A couple of libs are found in that directory, but it
could be that libXrender is installed in another directory. If that is the
case, you can try to set the LDFLAGS enviroment variable. Lets assume that
libXrender is in /usr/lib. The LDFLAGS environement variabele should then be
set to " -L/usr/lib ". This can be achieved by the command:
LDFLAGS=" -L/usr/lib " ./configure
Regards,
Mart
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