Also tried Developement version, seems to work, but my USB Dongle seems to not be well supported so I get weird errors ^^ And I'm not enough skilled to find and fix the problem, so I'm also clueless.
Good luck to our devellopers :)
A build from within Xcode creates a working KisMAC as a development build.
Also, svn info does have a line 'revision: 207', but I'm totally clueless with sed, so I can't fix it.
devnullian On Oct 14, 2006, at 12:02 PM, devnullian@xxxxxxx wrote:
> I'm having the same problem. I'm going to try a build from within > Xcode and see what happens... > > Devnullian > On Oct 14, 2006, at 11:52 AM, Aki wrote: > >> Got same problem with subversion, but hasn't caused any problems yet, >> as far as I know ^^ >> I also ondered why actuel Kismac version wasn't compiling, I got an >> error when linking ... Any information on that ? >> >> -Aki >> >> On 10/14/06, devnullian@xxxxxxx <devnullian@xxxxxxx> wrote: >>> I recently fried the internal power supply on my powerbook and >>> replaced it with a macbook. I got the pre-packaged for OS X version >>> of subversion, and now when I run compile.command, when it >>> determines >>> the svn revision, it says "invalid option n". I looked into the >>> compile.command script, and it runs 'svn version -n` but my copy of >>> subversion doesn't recognize the command 'version.' Do I need to >>> get >>> the Darwin Ports version instead? Has that command been depricated? >>> >>> As a work-around, I can edit compile.command to hard-code the >>> version >>> instead of determining it automagically, so this isn't a show >>> stopper. >>> >>> Devnullian >>> >>> >> > >