GNU/Linux® Reference OS | netpbm
This is a non-standard install routine. Just answer the questions asked and follow along.
Source | MD5 |
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netpbm-10.73.33.tar.xz | 5975e0077d126e8c48012d809fda1783 |
Run these commands to compile and install:
cd /sources rm -rf netpbm-10.73.33 tar -xJf netpbm-10.73.33.tar.xz cd netpbm-10.73.33 ./configure
You should see something like this as output:
./installnetpbm Welcome to the Netpbm install dialogue. We will now proceed to interactively install Netpbm on this system. You must have already built Netpbm and then packaged it for installation by running 'make package'. See the INSTALL file. Where is the install package you created with 'make package'? package directory (/tmp/netpbm) ==> Enter the default prefix for installation locations. I will use this in generating defaults for the following prompts to save you typing. If you plan to spread Netpbm across your system, enter '/'. install prefix (/usr/local/netpbm) ==> /usr Where do you want the programs installed? program directory (/usr/bin) ==> Installing programs... Done. Where do you want the shared library installed? shared library directory (/usr/lib) ==> Installing shared libraries... done. In order for the Netpbm shared library to be found when you invoke A Netpbm program, you must either set an environment variable to tell where to look for it, or you must put its location in the shared library location cache. Do you want to run Ldconfig now to put the Netpbm shared library in the cache? This works only if you have installed the library in a directory Ldconfig knows about. Y(es) or N(o) (Y) ==> Ldconfig completed successfully. Where do you want the static link library installed? static library directory (/usr/lib) ==> Installing link libraries. done. Where do you want the data files installed? data file directory (/usr/lib) ==> Installing data files... done. Where do you want the library interface header files installed? header directory (/usr/include) ==> Installing interface header files... done. Where do you want the man pages installed? man page directory (/usr/man) ==> Installing man pages... done. You don't have a /etc/manweb.conf, which is the configuration file for the 'manweb' program, which is a quick way to get to Netpbm documentation. Would you like to create one now? create /etc/manweb.conf (Y) ==> Where do you want the Pkg-config file netpbm.pc installed? Pkg-config directory (/usr/lib/pkgconfig) ==> Installation is complete (except where previous error messages have indicated otherwise).
2020-10-23 :
This is a non-standard install routine. Just answer the questions asked and follow along.