I replied earlier with the attachments, but it seems evolution won't send a message that is larger than 2k. Here are the patches. >>> Aaron Bockover <abockover novell com> 08/22/05 11:11 am >>> > This is in for BETA3. Attached are the current patches. One is just your > basic, don't return random data fix. I didn't see any attachments to this message... I take it the random data fix was in libipoddevice? I added only one function to libipoddevice, and it returns a boolean... I guess I need to see the patch. > The banshee.exe.config.in needed a major overhall so that banshee would > run, and find all the libraries it needs. The patch also makes it work > on x86_64, which isn't i guess too important, since it looks like we > will ship just the 32- bit version. I'd like to see this too... I thought I had fixed all the mappings to the .so.<VERSION> format. > I had to add mappings for libdbus- 1 and libhal. Hrm... needed for dbus- sharp/hal- sharp? I wouldn't think they'd be needed for libipoddevice. > The libipoddevice mapping points to libipoddevice.so.0.0.0 it should point to > libipoddevice.so.0, but we need to fix the build in libipoddevice to > actually create that symlink first. Looking in /usr/lib, where I have libipoddevice installed... /usr/lib/libipoddevice.a /usr/lib/libipoddevice.la /usr/lib/libipoddevice.so /usr/lib/libipoddevice.so.0 /usr/lib/libipoddevice.so.0.0.0 >From source, of course... but I'd think the .so.0 and the .so.0.0.0 would be in the package? > The packaging is split as you requested: > > banshee > banshee- devel > banshee- engine- gst > baanshee- engine- helix > > Submount and helix are enabled. Very cool... thanks a lot Gary! -- Aaron
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