Re: Sane Compile dies at umax.c

TomStuJed (linux@gilbertschool.org)
Sun, 03 May 1998 18:39:24 -0400

Still broked....

> > umax.c: In function 'init_options':
> > umax.c:3686: virtual memory exhausted
> > make[1]: *** [umax.lo] Error 1
> > make{1}: Leaving directory '/root/sane-0.72/backend/
> > make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1

> Yes, this is some sort of problem with Slackware. You have to turn

> down the optimization flag.
> Try <CFLAGS -g01 ./configure. Hans Fairchild said that with 64 MB of ram
> and 100 MB swap file he compiled OK. Rather drole sense of humour. What
> the actual cause of this problem is I do not know. David suggested
> compiling without optimization which also worked for me.
> Hope this helps.

Hrm.... I got it to compile, but now the xscanimage complains
about something called "__outb"

abyss:/usr/local/bin# scanimage --L
scanimage: can't resolve symbol '__outb'
abyss:/usr/local/bin# xscanimage
xscanimage: can't resolve symbol '__outb'

Any ideas now? Should I just make a 100MB swap partition?
Or perhaps there is a binary distribution.......for...slackware?

Thomas Dorr

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