Binary or compiled version?

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#1Alejandro D. Burne
alejandro.dburne@gmail.com

Hi, I'm installing 8.0.2 on Mandrake and I saw binarys rpms only for RH.
Can someone tell me if is better install a rpm version or compile from
source in this case?

Thanks, Alejandro

#2J. Greenlees
jaqui@telus.net
In reply to: Alejandro D. Burne (#1)
Re: Binary or compiled version?

Alejandro D. Burne wrote:

Hi, I'm installing 8.0.2 on Mandrake and I saw binarys rpms only for RH.
Can someone tell me if is better install a rpm version or compile from
source in this case?

Thanks, Alejandro

the rpm should work fine, even though it's rh.
if not, rpmdrake ( urpmi ) will remove 8.0.2 so building from sources
with clean system will be possible.

#3Ben Trewern
ben.trewern@_nospam_mowlem.com
In reply to: Alejandro D. Burne (#1)
Re: Binary or compiled version?

I haven't had any joy trying to install the Redhat RPMs on mandrake 10.1.
It might be me but I did take some time trying. I also tried using the
SRPMs and building my own but that didn't work either.

Since then I've compiled my version and it works great. The only thing I
needed to do was mess around with the startup scripts a bit.

Regards,

Ben
"Jaqui Greenlees" <jaqui@telus.net> wrote in message
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Alejandro D. Burne wrote:

Hi, I'm installing 8.0.2 on Mandrake and I saw binarys rpms only for RH.
Can someone tell me if is better install a rpm version or compile from
source in this case?

Thanks, Alejandro

the rpm should work fine, even though it's rh.
if not, rpmdrake ( urpmi ) will remove 8.0.2 so building from sources with
clean system will be possible.

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