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Subject: Re: [emulation] Problem Manually compiling Wine 20041019 on FreeBSD
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On Sat, 27 Nov 2004, Frank Staals wrote:
> I tried to compile a recent wine release on my system manually, I downloaded
> the source, untarred it, ran a ./configure and did make depend && make.
> Everything went fine, then I did a "make install" what hapend is visible in
> the attachment. While compiling it missed a lot of .h files. What should I do
> about it ?

Does using GNU make (gmake) solve the problem for you?

> btw. I ran everything as root so I should have all the rights to ran a 
> make install

I recommend always building as a regular user and only doing the 
installation as root.

Gerald
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