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stanke, I love making things do things they are not suppose to do. I was going to fire up the old DNS 323, but looks like I'll hold off on that after your report. What I do have is 4 old Xbox's running Xebian, basically Debian. I've also got an Xbox 360 that has an exploit in the dash and boots my ...

Hello Blazer. The trick is to use the --disable-backtrace in the ./configure run. It's even clearly stated during the configure run that backtrace may give trouble while compiling zm_singal.cpp. Anyway, I didn't do that because I wasn't able to run the ./configure again since my Perl started ...

ok I pasted following code into zm.cpp extern "C" { double round (double x) { int x_int = (int)(x+0.5); return(x_int); } } that solved the round reference problem now I'm stuck with only zm_signal.o: In function `zm_die_handler(int, sigcontext)': /shares/internal/stanke/zoneminder/src/zm_signal.cpp ...

Does adding -lm (which sould add libm which is math lib that has the round() function) to the flags help at all? Hmm I also read that: 2. undefined reference to 'round' - arm libraries don't have round function implemented. The simplest solution is to add such a function to a device server class, i ...

ok now everything is compiled in ./src but linker reports errors: make all-recursive make[1]: Entering directory `/shares/internal/stanke/zoneminder' Making all in src make[2]: Entering directory `/shares/internal/stanke/zoneminder/src' make[3]: Entering directory `/shares/internal/stanke/zoneminder ...

I will keep posting resolutions to problems if someone else needs to compile for ARM9 in zm_signal.cpp, line 90 Error ("Signal blah blah %p, blah" , context.cr2); should be replaced by: Error ("Signal blah blah %p, blah" , context.fault_address); since that is the machine specific register for ARM9 ...

solved last problem

had to add
into zm_comms.h

yeah, Blazer, that's it... but doesn't reflect on the problems I had later

thanks anyway

edit: hmm the phpBB has been truncating uio.h and socket.h from the above include statements

ok, I fooled the compiler by copying the execinfo.h into the include path so the above problem is solved. Now a new problem appears :) g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I.. -I/usr/lib/include -I/opt/lib/include -Wall -Wno-sign-compare -fno-inline -I/opt/lib/include -frepo -g -O2 -c -o zm_comms.o zm_comms.cpp ...

oh, I forgot to mention full distro name:

thanks newvisionantenna I tried fooling it by copying the /opt/include to /opt/lib/include now I get this: [root@MyBookWorld zoneminder]# make make all-recursive make[1]: Entering directory `/shares/internal/stanke/zoneminder' Making all in src make[2]: Entering directory `/shares/internal/stanke ...

could it be that the makefile is looking for my libjpeg headers in /opt/lib/include which doesn't exist, while they actually are located at /opt/include ??? How do I tell ./configure to look into /opt/include? I ran ./configure with options: --with-libarch=/opt/lib --with-mysql=/usr/lib --with ...

I did compile libjpeg from source on the ARM9, since there was no libjpeg-devel available for the distro, and ZM requires libjpeg.a. I will sure make a RPM or whatever, because the work is tedious believe me. I did consider cross-compiling, but I think that acquiring and compiling an ARM9 (armv5tejl ...

Hello all I've been trying to install from source on an ARM9 machine. As far as I can tell, nobody before tried it. Anyway, I have an Elro c800ip network camera, and it's compatible with D-Link 900 camera, so I guess it should work with ZoneMinder. I chose to install ZoneMinder on my cracked Western ...