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cmt29

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Saturday, May 1st 2004, 11:30am

Konstruct re-install problem

Hi.
I've got a problem using Konstruct - though I think it was caused by my own foolishness!

I didn't think about hard disk space before descending into meta/everything and going for make install. My /opt partition only being ~500MB, as you might expect, I ran out of space.

So I thought I'd delete /opt and start again, but go from meta/kde instead. I figured that since everything was already compiled, it would just install everything. However, it only made the directory structure in /opt/kde3.2.2/ and nothing else. It didn't install any files.

What's the best solution to this - can I tell Konstruct somehow that it needs to install all the files again, but not to compile, since it's already done that?

Thanks,
Chris

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Saturday, May 1st 2004, 4:11pm

Re: Konstruct re-install problem

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can I tell Konstruct somehow that it needs to install all the files again, but not to compile, since it's already done that?


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