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#16 Post by belham2 »

Thanks, Watchdog, Norgo & Peebee,

Giving them all a try right now, 64-bit, in the new Slacko 700b3 and Peebee's new LxPup64-17.05. Have got some stuff that needs qt5 to run, so hoping one will work.

Thanks again!

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#17 Post by belham2 »

{Update to above post}

Hi again,

Posting this for anyone else that might come across it: for things like QupZilla browser and other qt5-dependent stuff in Slacko 64. I tried all qt5 stuff from the the Slacko64 repos in Puppy (PPM). I even tried the ponce-slackware qt5-5.7.1 Peebee had found. Unfortunately, none of them would work in either Micko's new slacko-700b3 and/or Peebee's LxPup64-17.05 (based on slacko 700b3).

Then, I loaded Watchdog's 'qt5-with_webkit-5.6.1-x86_64-s14.2.sfs' and everything ran, especially QupZilla---which is a lifesaver browser on terrible sites like Yahoo, etc. Only qt5-dependent thing I cannot get to run is SFR's "Iqpuzzle" game that he recently uploaded (in .txz) to contrib-Fatdog packages (http://distro.ibiblio.org/fatdog/contrib/packages/710/----I can't even get this game to run in Fatdog64, so I am pretty sure now it isn't a qt5 problem.

Otherwise, all else ran in both slacko-700b3 & LxPup64-17.05 using Watchdog's sfs.

Thanks again, Watchdog :)




P.S. Going to try Norgo's 32-bit qt5 later today, in the new 32-bit Slacko 700b3 and see if it works like Watchdog's. Will report back about it later.[/url]

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#18 Post by watchdog »

I used the same modded alien2puppy script to build a qt5-with_webkit-5.6.1-x86-s14.2.sfs (32 bit) from packages downloaded by ppm in slacko 700 beta 3. It works for me.

qt5-with_webkit-5.6.1-x86-s14.2.sfs:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9iMb4 ... sp=sharing

qt5_DEV-with_webkit-5.6.1-x86-s14.2.sfs:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9iMb4 ... sp=sharing

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# md5sum qt5-with_webkit-5.6.1-x86-s14.2.sfs
1c2bc56716a4af2f03cde71e0cccb0b4  qt5-with_webkit-5.6.1-x86-s14.2.sfs

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# md5sum qt5_DEV-with_webkit-5.6.1-x86-s14.2.sfs
79fa85b1be2c963ce72e4ead555808aa  qt5_DEV-with_webkit-5.6.1-x86-s14.2.sfs

As for the 64 bit version one lib is missing in the built sfs. It is libxcb-xinerama.so.0 (32 bit: it is not the same attached for 64 bit version: see few posts above). I copied it from centos and I attach it. Remove fake gz extension, rename it as libxcb-xinerama.so.0 and move it in /usr/lib.
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#19 Post by belham2 »

watchdog wrote:I used the same modded alien2puppy script to build a qt5-with_webkit-5.6.1-x86-s14.2.sfs (32 bit) from packages downloaded by ppm in slacko 700 beta 3. It works for me.

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# md5sum qt5_DEV-with_webkit-5.6.1-x86-s14.2.sfs
79fa85b1be2c963ce72e4ead555808aa  qt5_DEV-with_webkit-5.6.1-x86-s14.2.sfs
As for the 64 bit version one lib is missing in the built sfs. It is libxcb-xinerama.so.0 (32 bit: it is not the same attached for 64 bit version: see few posts above). I copied it from centos and I attach it. Remove fake gz extension, rename it as libxcb-xinerama.so.0 and move it in /usr/lib.

Hi Watchdog or anyone,

I've been playing with your 32 and 64-bit qt5 sfs, thank you for doing them. Had different results in both 32 and 64 bit compiling attempts. First, I'll ask you about the 32-bit, then in another post, I'll ask about the 64-bit. Before I get started, please know the only puppy OS I am trying your SFSes is in Micko's latest Slacko 700b3 versions (and for the 64-bit, I also additionally tried them in Peebee's LxPup64-17.05---which is built on top of micko's Slacko64-700b3).

Ok, first up: your 32-bit sfs devx and webkit sfs files in Micko's recent Slacko32-700b3. I loaded both SFSes, and then I went to compile a simple game program called "iqpuzzle" (using qmake command since it has the .cpp files and a .pro file). Below is a picture of what the terminal is throwing back at me. Would you know what I need to do to make this compile work? The weird thing is, using your 64-bit SFSes in Micko's 64-bit Slacko-700b3, this "iqpuzzle" compiled quicky and easily. But in the 32-bit, this picture is what I am getting and I don't know how to solve it. I googled and read different things, tried a few things, but still qmake kept putting up the error in only slacko32 bit. (I ran "qmake -query" to see where things are, and they are exactly like in 64-bit, so I am confused what to do):


[UPDATE: Solved the compiling issue for 32-bit, had a corrupted OS install and/or savefile, so I re-installed Slacko32-6.9.6.7 (700b3) frugally, and everything worked in terms of your SFSes, Watchdog, and the compiling. Just unfortunately that iqpuzzle game won't start after it seems to have compiled properly. Oh well, I tried :) ]
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Thanks Watchdog

#20 Post by mikeslr »

Hi Watchdog,

Thanks a lot for qt5-with_webkit-5.6.1-x86_64-s14.2.sfs.

mikesLr

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