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python2.5-dev doesn't exist anymore on the lucid version (10.04), but python2.6-dev instead seems to work well. Moreover, the SDL dev package is not in this list, whereas it is required for the joystick control (warning during ./configure), and at linking time, there is an undefined reference to winsys_init. So I installed libsdl1.2-dev, reconfigured, and eventually VS were compiled.
 
python2.5-dev doesn't exist anymore on the lucid version (10.04), but python2.6-dev instead seems to work well. Moreover, the SDL dev package is not in this list, whereas it is required for the joystick control (warning during ./configure), and at linking time, there is an undefined reference to winsys_init. So I installed libsdl1.2-dev, reconfigured, and eventually VS were compiled.
 
I made the changes in the page, tell me if I'm going wrong.
 
I made the changes in the page, tell me if I'm going wrong.
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-- Al Pozzo

Revision as of 11:23, 21 April 2010

I created this page :D It still under construction (31/01/09)

--Mc707 15:58, 31 January 2009 (UTC)

Done

OK! Im done with this page. Hope it helps somebody! Special thanks to my brother who helped me beta-test this tutorial. It worked in his system, so it should hopefully work in everybody elses'.

--Mc707 19:10, 31 January 2009 (UTC)

Dependencies errors

I just used this tutorial to compile VS quickly, but the dependencies installed with apt-get didn't fit : python2.5-dev doesn't exist anymore on the lucid version (10.04), but python2.6-dev instead seems to work well. Moreover, the SDL dev package is not in this list, whereas it is required for the joystick control (warning during ./configure), and at linking time, there is an undefined reference to winsys_init. So I installed libsdl1.2-dev, reconfigured, and eventually VS were compiled. I made the changes in the page, tell me if I'm going wrong.

-- Al Pozzo