R: Re: Ubuntu installation problems

If you mean this one
http://gnuradio.org/trac/wiki/UbuntuInstall
sure I did…

even if it says is outdated…
If you have better instruction feel free to send
them, it would be appreciated !!

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gnuradio] Ubuntu installation problems.

Did you go to the twiki and read the
ubuntu build and use instructions?
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Hello everyone

I was a Fedora user,
I had no problem in using Gnu Radio on
that release, but I wanted to try with
ubuntu 9.04 and I’m having some issues.

When I try to launch some of the
script that I was using without any problem on
Fedora I get this error
message:
“cannot find -lboost_date_time-gcc43-1_35”
I
guess it means I’ve
not installed boost properly, or I just have to set some
enviromental
variables?
Using synaptics boost seems to be installed correctly
so I would
propend for the second option.
But how can I tell Gnuradio where to
look at
boost libraries?

Thanks for your help.


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What version of gcc are you running?

If you in fact are running gcc-4.3, you might what to try
“configure --help”, and from there figure out what extra flag you need
to pass to configure
for it to locate your boost- installation.

Hope this helps
//Mattias