[PD] couldnt create pdp

[Paul Finn]

I've spent a long time on it now and have come to the conclusion that  
it is dependancy related or a hardware problem relating to my netbook.  
Either way I couldn't spend any more time trying solutions and so I  
moved to fendora 10. It's yumming away at the moment.

Pure Dyne would have solved all my problems but unfortuatly it will  
not run on my acer aspire. It's a known issue. I've downloaded ubuntu  
studio also and may try that.

All I wanna do is make a ball move :(

Thanks though

Happy belated paddies day

                ~_.~*fine*~._~

On 18 Mar 2009, at 00:48, Hans-Christoph Steiner <hans at eds.org> wrote:

>
> Hmm, that's an odd one.  Did you use the planetccrma packages?   I  
> don't know how Nando built things really, it seems a file got  
> missed.  I think you asked about this on #dataflow, did you find a  
> solution?
>
> Worst comes to worst, Pd and Pd-extended runs best on Debian-based  
> distros like Debian, Ubuntu, pure:dyne, etc.
>
> .hc
>
> On Mar 17, 2009, at 3:36 PM, fín wrote:
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>> hi all, i recently purchases an acer aspire one netbook, its  
>> running fedora 8
>>
>> i installed pd=extended through yum and was ready to begin using..
>>
>> for some reason it wouldnt create any of the pidip specific objects  
>> and on the irc a person asked me to create a pdp object and see  
>> what the error was, it was the follow:
>>
>>
>> /usr/lib/pd/extra/pdp.pd_
>> linux: /usr/lib/pd/extra/pdp.pd_linux: undefined symbol:  
>> pdp_metro_setup
>> pdp
>> ... couldn't create
>>
>> pure dyne willl not run on this machine. and i am desperate to get  
>> pd-extended running on this machine successfully...
>>
>> i would try one of the nightly builds of pd-extended but i cant  
>> figure out which package i require, ia m inexperienced with nameing  
>> structures in linux...
>>
>> any help greatly appreciated...
>>
>>
>> Paul Finn
>>
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