I did all this, but it didn't change anything. The configure script won't find capsimage.h. In any case, manually changing caps.c is hardly a very usable way. On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 14:51:24 -0500 Derek Piper <dcpiper@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Try this for enabling CAPS support: > > 1. Download the latest CAPS dev library (ipfdevlib_linux.tgz), unpack > it somewhere. In this example we'll use /usr/src/ > > 2. Edit src/caps/caps.c, change libcapsimage.so.1 to libcapsimage.so.2 > > 3. configure with '--with-caps' and '--with-caps-location=<directory>' > > you unpacked CAPS into, including the directory. i.e. > --with-caps-location=/usr/src/ipfdevlib_linux/ > > 3b. Make sure your caps library is found by ld. i.e. for above you > would add > > /usr/src/ipfdevlib_linux/lib/i686/ > > to /etc/ld.so.conf, and run 'ldconfig'. > > 4. 'make' and you should be good to go. > > Not stupidity... took me a while and a number of posts to get > there too > :) This information comes from standing on the shoulders of others :> > > Derek > > Mr Creosote wrote: > > Hi! > > > > I did find a problem when compiling this version after all. I tried > > building it with CAPS support, so I copied capsimage.h into the > > directory src/caps/, but the compiler refused to acknowledge its > > existence: > > > > checking caps/capsimage.h usability... no > > checking caps/capsimage.h presence... no > > checking for caps/capsimage.h... no > > configure: WARNING: CAPS support wanted, but CAPS API not found > > > > Is this just my stupidity again? > > > > > > > >