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#51
Works for me (apt-get install octave)

Have you run "apt-get update" to update the list of packages in each repo since you enabled extras-devel?

Post any error messages you receive.
 

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#52
Originally Posted by lardman View Post
If someone reminds me next week I'll have a look at how difficult it will be to package them up (bit busy for the rest of this week.)
Hmm, forgot about this. Still pretty busy but will get around to it if no-one beats me to it!
 

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#53
Originally Posted by lardman View Post
Works for me (apt-get install octave)

Have you run "apt-get update" to update the list of packages in each repo since you enabled extras-devel?

Post any error messages you receive.
I can't believe i did not think of this...

Code:
apt-get update
apt-get install octave
apt-get install -f
octave works like a charm!

thanx!
 

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#54
Does someone managed to install symbolic?
I tried to install clc, which is needed by ginac, which is needed by symbolic, but after some hours of compiling I got an error about "undefined reference to blahblah"
I should learn to cross-compile with my dual core desktop, to waste less time!
 

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#55
I managed to cross-compile cln and ginac, but now I have two problems.
The first problem is that default installation directory of cln and ginac is /usr/local, but I have not enough space in that dir. So, where should I put them?
Second problem is that symbolic installation can't still find these two libs (on scratchbox, where they are installed on /usr/local). What should I do?
 
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#56
Optify those files. Just create a folder somewhere in /opt and create a symbolic link in /usr/local to point to the /opt folder.

For example:
/usr/local/octave -> /opt/octave
 

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#57
Originally Posted by lardman View Post
Works for me (apt-get install octave)

Have you run "apt-get update" to update the list of packages in each repo since you enabled extras-devel?

Post any error messages you receive.
I got error when I run this...
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#58
fixed after installing the missing file.
 
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#59
Hi all

I don't find octave on any repository, has this not available anymore ? If not, where can I find all the source I need to recompile it ? I dont find f2c neither f77


Thanks All
Paulo Moreira
 

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#60
@PauloMoreira1970,

Hmm.. need new glasses?

http://maemo.org/packages/view/octave/
(it's in extras-devel).

BTW, welcome to TMO!
 

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