https://sourceforge.net/p/tilp/discussion/131473/2019-11-28T10:45:37.694000ZRecent posts to tilp-devel2019-11-28T10:45:37.694000Z2019-11-28T10:45:37.694000ZLionel Debrouxhttps://sourceforge.net/u/debrouxl/https://sourceforge.net3e2d56dc2a641eca8226ccaf914706fa17900885

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Hello,</p> <p>Well, I'm not sure what happens in the case you describe: it's been years since I started always recommending users to uninstall the distro packages before attempting to build libti*/gfm/tilp, TIEmu (if that's still possible on modern distros...) or TilEm, in order to avoid potential interference between the distro packages and the headers + binaries being built and installed :)</p> <p>Which calculator and cable are you using ?</p> <p>FWIW, starting from the next release - when I produce it - packages for future releases of Debian and derivative distros will contain the TI-Z80 and TI-68k ROM/Flash dumpers out of the box, because I rewrote / converted them in such a way that they can be built from source using programs packaged by Debian and derivatives. Only the TI-eZ80 ROM dumper will remain disabled by Debian, because there's no eZ80 assembler in the Debian archives, AFAICT.</p> <p>Bye,<br/> Lionel.</p></div>

2017-10-11T17:52:33.319000Z2017-10-11T17:52:33.319000ZLionel Debrouxhttps://sourceforge.net/u/debrouxl/https://sourceforge.net83c9f67d175ba39c5aa3281029b780fd284f2c16

<div class="markdown_content"><p>In a Docker container run thusly:</p> <p><code>docker run -it --rm vbatts/slackware:14.2</code></p> <p>after running</p> <p><code>slackpkg install git gcc binutils make pkgconfig autoconf automake libtool glib2 zlib libusb gtk+2 libglade gettext bison flex groff texinfo xdg-utils libarchive intltool xz ca-certificates libmpc glibc cyrus-sasl curl perl m4 less kernel-headers pkg-config guile gc libffi libcroco libxml2 lzo nettle acl eudev pango cairo pixman fontconfig freetype libpng harfbuzz expat mesa libdrm libX11 xproto kbproto libxcb libpthread-stubs libXau libXdmcp libXext xextproto libXdamage damageproto libXfixes fixesproto libXxf86vm xf86vidmodeproto libXrender renderproto gdk-pixbuf2 atk libxshmfence libXinerama libXi libXrandr libXcursor libXcomposite</code></p> <p>the build using the standard script from the Github debrouxl/tilp_and_gfm repo, for which an official shortlink is <a href="https://ti-pla.net/tilpinst" rel="nofollow">https://ti-pla.net/tilpinst</a> , works for me.</p> <p>As I wrote on IRC, where I saw your lines after being notified about this topic, performing manual dependency resolution, a.k.a playing whack-a-mole on missing dependencies, wasn't much fun - but at least it's done, and it shall end up in the next update of install_tilp.sh in the Git repo.</p> <p>Does the above install solve whatever the issue on your computer, shown by that unusual error message, was - or do you still get the same errors as dTal ?</p></div>

2017-10-11T02:00:14.102000Z2017-10-11T02:00:14.102000ZDavid Melikhttps://sourceforge.net/u/dchmelik/https://sourceforge.net5d1e437358551d5a9ba4031590e8014f480c70e5

<div class="markdown_content"><div class="codehilite"><pre><span></span>d@cosmos:~/tilp2-1.18$ ./configure configure: error: cannot find install-sh, install.sh, or shtool in "." "./.." "./../.." </pre></div> <p>If you can fix that or explain what to do to get it to work, I'd be able to tell other Slackware users how to compile it, or I could submit Tilp2 to SlackBuilds.org so anyone can automatically build &amp; install the package with a quasi-official package manager.</p></div>