> The problem was that the cmake files made no > inclusion of the library search path -L/opt/trinity/lib. In > the case of kpowersave, the library not found was > libdbus-tqt-1 which apparently was the first lib in > /opt/trinity/lib that was needed at the 96% point in the > build (see original post) > > Since I made no adjustment to any of the search > paths, the build would fail. You system works great, > probably because you explicitly include the various search > paths in your CXXFLAGS (or similar) flags you provide. > What I'm doing is taking the bare environment I have and, > without any modifying flags, attempting the builds. That is > apparently what is catching the holes in the build files. I > think that after we catch these holes that can bite people > during the build, we will have a much more robust set of > cmake files that will work regardless of prefix used (/opt, > /usr, ...) I don't have a bleeding edge setup here on any machine to confirm the problems you see. I can push the patch to GIT only because I have been granted access --- but I'm not qualified to address whether the patch is needed. Therefore I am resistant to push the patch. A bug report at least provides a place to store the patch and provides a tracking mechanism. So let's do that. As I wrote, my build works with or without the patch. Therefore the patch probably helps some and won't hurt others. Would be nice if somebody on a different distro using bleeding edge would confirm the patch is needed. Darrell