I have been a long time Grass user but have never actually installed it
and so I am going through some of the growing pains with it right now.
Specifically I am running MkLinux on a Mac 7200/90. I was able to get
grass installed and get the grass prompt up but I am running into
problems getting my graphics drivers to work. I went into
/usr/local/grass/grass5.0beta/src/display/devices/XDRIVER (and then CELL)
and did gmake...but got back a screen of errors along the lines of
./Gmakefile: GRAPH: command not found
After I got this error Tom suggested I switch my path in Gmake to
/usr/local/bin/gemake5.0beta.
but that did not work either...am I missing something really basic here?
Thanks in advance
R. Joe Brandon
"R. Joe Brandon" wrote:
I have been a long time Grass user but have never actually installed it
and so I am going through some of the growing pains with it right now.
Specifically I am running MkLinux on a Mac 7200/90. I was able to get
grass installed and get the grass prompt up but I am running into
problems getting my graphics drivers to work. I went into
/usr/local/grass/grass5.0beta/src/display/devices/XDRIVER (and then CELL)
and did gmake...but got back a screen of errors along the lines of
I think the "proper" way to do it is to uncomment the CELL and XDRIVER lines
in src/CMD/lists/local (use local.example as a template) and run GISGEN. You
may be missing something that gets compiled "upstream" from the XDRIVER
directory. If you've otherwise finished your complilation, you can put
"src/display/devices/CELL" in the nextstep file (replace Done). Check the
install file for details if this doesn't sound familiar. It Worked for Me
(tm), but I'm also running Debian on i386, so I can't say if there's a
problem related to MkLinux.
Good Luck,
Frank
fgarcia@overland.net