Re: fail to run voice pager demo

On Sunday 29 August 2004 04:19 pm, Jon Ringle wrote:
> On Sunday 29 August 2004 02:51 pm, Jon Ringle wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I just discovered the sid project and it looks very interesting and want
> > to learn more about it. I built and installed sid using:
> > ./configure
> > make
> > sudo make install
> >
> > Then added /usr/local/lib/sidcomp to my /etc/ld.so.conf and ran
> > ldconfig
> >
> > I then built the demo voice-pager and when I try to run it I get the
> > following. Does the demo work? Or is there something I missed?
>
> Ok, I used strace -f ./voice-pager-demo to figure out that sid is looking
> for libaudio.la and other libs in many places including /lib/sidcomp/, but
> I have sidcomp located at /usr/local/lib/sidcomp/. I don't know why sid
> isn't looking where I installed... hmm. Anyway, I got around this problem
> with: $ cd /lib
> $ sudo ln -s /usr/local/lib/sidcomp
>
> Now when I run the voice-pager-demo I get the following:
> $ ./voice-pager-demo
> + arm-elf-sid --no-run --sidcodec=0xA01300
> /home/eringlej/sid/src-snapshot-20040828/sid/demos/voice-pager/Test-voice-p
>ager.out Configuration file saved to `Test-voice-pager.out.conf'.
> + sid -f
> /home/eringlej/sid/src-snapshot-20040828/sid/demos/voice-pager/Test-voice-p
>ager.out.conf -f voice-pager-demo.conf -f ./voice-pager-demo.conf.pport
> voice-pager-demo.conf:9: component type bridge-tk unknown
> voice-pager-demo.conf:10: component panel not found
> voice-pager-demo.conf:11: component panel not found
> voice-pager-demo.conf:12: component panel not found
> voice-pager-demo.conf:18: component panel not found
> voice-pager-demo.conf:19: component panel not found
> voice-pager-demo.conf:20: component panel not found
> voice-pager-demo.conf:21: component panel not found
> voice-pager-demo.conf:31: component panel not found
> voice-pager-demo.conf:32: component panel not found
> Configuration error.  Aborting.

Again using strace -f, I could see that sid was looking in /share/sidcomp for 
files not found, So it seems I have some configuration problem that is not 
inserting a needed prefix of /usr/local on my installation. Any hints on 
getting this right?

Thanks,

Jon