Closed tzitzimime closed 3 years ago
You can ignore the warning messages, though there's one inconsequential one that I'll fix. The real problem is just the last link error, where it's trying to find the X11 library. If you can successfully compile other X11 programs, you can perhaps use that to figure out the correct library path or version for libX11.so. If you figure it out, add a note here.
Was this issue ever resolved?
Not to my knowledge. It looks like it's trying to compile all the KeyKit source code for 32-bit, but the library path (that it's complaining about) is for 64-bit.
Thank you.
I've now made some adjustments and compiled it successfully on 64-bit Debian - my uname -a output is:
Linux nosuchdebian 4.19.0-14-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 4.19.171-2 (2021-01-30) x86_64 GNU/Linux
The dist/key_linux.zip file has the pre-compiled Debian binaries that you can just unzip, or you should be able to compile it with:
make install_linux
Fixed with commit da16a4f242d915c396f11c9b3d25a3de7d79e79f
Re-open or submit a new issue if you're still having trouble.
Hi. thanks for share your code
I tried to install on Debian 10 with no luck.
Maybe the documentation is not up to date.
I have also tried to install linux alsa but it failed
some tip to be able to compile it?
regards.