Re: [xine-user] Problems installing Xine

[Manfred T. <Man...@ii...>]

Am Donnerstag, 14. November 2002 16:34 schrieb manish jain:

> I am using Redhat 7.2 on an Intel 810 chipset with Celeron 800 MHz.
>
> I just downloaded all binary rpm's for Xine 9.13.
>
> When I issued : 'rpm -Uvh *.rpm', I got the message :
> 'libasound.so.2 needed by libxine'.

It's part of alsa 0.9

> What does that mean ? More importantly, what is the workaround ?

If you don't use alsa 0.9 and the alsa09 audio-output-plugin, ignore it 
and install with '--nodeps'

> If that means installing the alsa driver, then there is another

So it is.

> problem : I have been unable to install the alsa (0.9 beta) package
> as well. Alsa installation fails with the message :
> 'libc.so.6(GLIBC_2.3) needed'

Could it be, this package is build for RedHat 8.0? AFAIK RedHat 8.0 is 
the only distribution using (a prerelease of) glibc 2.3.

> I then tried rebuilding Xine binaries from Xine 9.12 (NOT 9.13)
> source rpm's.

Why not 0.9.13?

> I managed to create the libxine and xine-ui binary rpm's. Am glad to
> report that libxine installed successfully. But xine-ui fails with
> the message : '/var/tmp/rpm-tmp.75953: install: command not found'

It seems you don't have installed the install command. Install the 
package fileutils should help.

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