Hiya,
I am a pretty novice like linux user (gave up on windows today actually) and have started moving everything I can over to ubuntu 8.04.
I own a WiSpy DBx and found it very useful and had a look about for a linux alternative to Chanalyzer.
I've used ubuntu before and so am reasonably comfortable with using synaptic, however, i see that the only version of spectools is the spectools200710R2.
Relatively unfazed, I downloaded the latest one from your site (200906R1) and followed the instructions here.
I have made sure i have the dependencies mentioned in the article linked to above, but it gives me the error:
checking build system type... x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu
checking host system type... x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu
checking for gcc... gcc
checking for C compiler default output file name...
configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables
See `config.log' for more details.
when I run the ./configure command....
any ideas?
What is the contents of
What is the contents of config.log?
Schoolboy error: try
Schoolboy error: try installing libc6 g++ gcc
now that I have a compiler, it seems to work far better.
;-)
just for info the (abbreviated) output of the above was:
sudo apt-get install libc6 g++ gcc
Now am making progress. :-)
That's great!
That's great!
OK so it has been a long
OK so it has been a long weekend. (I "accidentally" deleted the /etc/udev/rules.d directory... :-P)
but I have recovered everything (live cd is a lifesaver) and am back to the "making progress" part.
I followed the steps given here.
when I type ./configure everything works pretty well except for the following exerpt:
I can run the make command seemingly with no trouble and I copied the 99-wispy.rules file into my newly recovered rules.d folder ;-)
BUT
When I attempt to run spectools_gtk i get the following:
Do we think the above cairo.h fialure has anything to do with the problem I am having?
Should I make spectool_gtk executable?
While you guys read, I'll keep fiddling!
(but will avoid deleting any protected directroies! hehehe)
Yeah, try chmod +x
Yeah, try
chmod +x spectool_gtk
then try to run it with ./spectool_gtk or . spectool_gtk
;-) SORTED! This escapade
;-)
SORTED!
This escapade took a while, but thanks for teh (basic) linux support!
gonna go and scan everything i can now... :-D MUAHAHHAHAHAH.
thanks notaclue!
No problem. I have dealt
No problem. I have dealt with linux before, I seem to forget simple shell commands to sometimes.