>I neglected to ask for advice in this, my last post. I guess my question would >be whether 'po' needs to be included in the build, and how to run 'configure' >so 'po' either has a Makefile or, if not required (for the English version?), >is not listed as a dependency in the main Makefile. >Telling me to wait for the next prebuilt binary for my platform is also an >option :-) 8/27/07 Several things to try. First, if you just installed intltool I might start all over again by fetching the source code into a brand new directory and then executing 'sh autogen.sh' 'make' 'make install' Notice that you don't have to run the configure script. This is done as part of autogen.sh. Another thing to try is 'sh autogen.sh --disable-nls' which will turn off international support which you don't need apparently. Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner but I've been busy packing to get out of town on my annual vacation. Won't be able to offer any more advice for two weeks. --Rik -TR On Tuesday 14 August 2007 03:54, TR wrote: >/ > From your printout I'd say you're missing the intltool package. Check />/ > for that as well as the libtool package and then try 'sh autogen.sh' />/ />/ Installing intltool allowed me to generate the Makefile. However, running />/ "make" produces the following error: />/ ... />/ Making all in po />/ make[2]: Entering directory `/home/tom/Software/jpilot/po' />/ make[2]: *** No rule to make target `all'. Stop. />/ />/ Taking a look, I see there's not a Makefile in po//
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