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Re: gEDA-user: Newbie -- installation issues



I installed off of the CD. When I first tried installing I was told that I needed some other programs installed (such as GTK+2.2.x) so I spent a lot of time making sure those programs were installed. Hope this helps!

Stuart Brorson wrote:

First off, how did you install gEDA?  Via apt-get, the CD ROM
installer, source tarballs, or what?  It's impossible to know what is
wrong without this type of info.

It is possible that you installed binaries which expect to see a
particular version of the shared libs, and your lib version is
different.  If this is the case, you are better off grabbing the
install CD and using it to build gEDA from source.  (It basically does
it for you.) The of building from source is that the configure step
takes care of all the library issues for you.

Another possibility is that you have an older
installation of gEDA on your machine.  You need to go in and wipe away
all traces of the older gEDA stuff, including any trace of libgeda,
and any old gEDA programs, including older gspiceui executables.

Stuart






Hi -

I tried installing gEDA on my machine (Debian Sarge) last night and when I tried using it this morning I had several problems before I could even do anything:

I tried opening gspiceui and got the following error message:

   Fatal Error: Mismatch between the program and library build versions
   detected.  The library used 2.6 (no debug,Unicode,compiler with C++
   ABI 1002,wx containers,compatible with 2.4), and your program used
   2.6 (no debug,Unicode,compiler with C++ ABI 102,wx
   containers,compatible with 2.4).
   Aborted


The only difference I see is ABI 1002 vs. ABI 102, but I have no idea what that means and what I need to do to fix it.


Any suggestions? I have many more where this came from but figure let's attack this one at a time. Please bear in mind that I am "halfway good" at Linux - meaning that I know just enough to cause a lot of problems. I may not know how to do what is suggested to me. Thanks!

-Ron Crummett