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SuSE Installation

Packages on Packman

Thx to Herbert Graeber there are the following packages available on packman:

1.0.8.3	openSUSE 10.2	x86_64
1.0.8.3	openSUSE 10.2	i586
1.0.8.3	SuSE 10.1	x86_64
1.0.8.3	SuSE 10.1	i586
1.0.8.3	SuSE 10.0	x86_64
1.0.8.3	SuSE 10.0	i586

For further information look here: Suse packages on packman

Installation

  • There is no description available yet from somebody, who really have a SuSE Linux running. Please feel free to correct the description below.

Never the less the installation on SuSE shouldn't be a problem at all. All you need is the source-code, available here [1], and the appropriate libraries. The Section Installation_basics is meant for all Linux-Distributions, which are not mentioned in the Installation-Section. Use this section meanwhile.

Make sure these libraries are available on your system: (well, this is the SuSE specific part)

libimlib2-dev 
libsdl1.2-dev 
autoconf 
bazaar 
build-essential 
libxine-dev 
mplayer-nogui 
w32codecs 
libtag1-dev 
libsqlite0-dev 
libpcre3-dev 
liblircclient-dev 
libtool 
gettext

Preparations

cd /usr/local/src/
bunzip2 mmsv2-1.0.8-rc2.tar.bz2
cd mms*

Compiling

Use

./configure --help 

for all options.

Invoking

./configure

should be enough to get a working system. For example, if you want to enable the game and tv-module, use this line:

./configure --enable-tv --enable-game

Perform

make && make install

And start mms by typing

./mms

That's it.

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