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I am having no luck at all compiling gmfsk.hkj.47. I get endless errors and am at a loss where to go from here. ./configure seems to be OK, its make and make install that is giving the errors. I tried compiling without hamlib. The warninngs and errors are endless. There is no way to cut and paste all the errors as the buffer isn't large enough. I see this at the end of make install.

install-bin programs error1
install-am error2
install recursive error1

Any ideas, I'll be the first to admit that I'm in over my head.
Ed W3NR

Debian testing

Ed,

It sounds like you may some permissions problems.

The ./configure
and make

can both be run as yourself and require no special permissions.

You must be root or have root priveleges to do the "make install". That is because the target directors are in the

/usr/local/bin and other such directories that are owned by root.

So you must do a
su
(give the password)
then the make install
and then "exit" to return back to your own login

Does this help any?

Dave (hkj)

w1hkj wrote:

Ed,
It sounds like you may some permissions problems.
The ./configure
and make
can both be run as yourself and require no special permissions.
You must be root or have root priveleges to do the "make install". That is because the target directors are in the
/usr/local/bin and other such directories that are owned by root.
So you must do a
su
(give the password)
then the make install
and then "exit" to return back to your own login
Does this help any?
Dave (hkj)

Dave, I finally found the executable for gmfsk in the src folder. But the gui is not completely drawn and the different modes make changes to the waterfall that just are not right. Bpsk has 3 lines in the waterfall for example. My /usr/local/bin is empty. There is no hamlib, even though I set it to 1 in the config.h. I finally sat here and scrolled through the config.log and saw several references to errors and missing switches, even though ./configure gave no error messages at the end.

I've compiled as user, root and just root for make install. I see the same errors and warnings in make and make install. I saw all the same errors and problems in Ubuntu 5.10. I took that out and installed Debian testing, just in case.

I'm at a loss, probably something somewhere....but what and where

Ed W3NR

Dave, I finally found the executable for gmfsk in the src folder. But
the gui is not completely drawn and the different modes make changes to
the waterfall that just are not right. Bpsk has 3 lines in the waterfall
for example. My /usr/local/bin is empty. There is no hamlib, even
though I set it to 1 in the config.h. I finally sat here and scrolled
through the config.log and saw several references to errors and missing
switches, even though ./configure gave no error messages at the end.

I've compiled as user, root and just root for make install. I see the
same errors and warnings in make and make install. I saw all the same
errors and problems in Ubuntu 5.10. I took that out and installed Debian
testing, just in case.

I'm at a loss, probably something somewhere....but what and where

Ed W3NR


w1hkj wrote:

Ed,

It sounds like you may some permissions problems.

The ./configure
and make

can both be run as yourself and require no special permissions.

You must be root or have root priveleges to do the "make install". That
is because the target directors are in the

/usr/local/bin and other such directories that are owned by root.

So you must do a
su
(give the password)
then the make install
and then "exit" to return back to your own login

Does this help any?

Dave (hkj)

Dave, some luck and still some problems. I grabbed .7pre1 and found it
would not compile with the --enable-hamlib. Told me libgnomeui and
hamlib not found, altho both are present. It did compile without hamlib
support.

Encouraged I then recompiled the hkj without hamlib and as far as I can
see now it compiled correctly, but without rig support. Evidently it
seems as tho it might be a path problem, I'm not sure and don't have the
knowledge to correct it.

I'll use it as is for now, until I can get more input.
Ed W3NR

Thanks for your work on this project. It appreciated