| 1 | | I just double checked, and the configure step that failed for the OP is checking for a library that is supplied by the xorg-libX11 port, which ROOT lists as a dependency. So the only thing I can think of is installing gnuplot triggered something (revbump rebuild etc. ...) that fixed some secondary issue with his X11 lib. Unless he can post exactly what he ran, and all that was printed by it, it might be difficult to know what he actually did that fixed things... Just saying "it was fixed when I installed gnu plot" is not much use... |
| | 1 | I just double checked, and the configure step that failed for the OP is checking for a library that is supplied by the xorg-libX11 port, which ROOT lists as a dependency. So nothing wrong from the ROOT side there. |
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| | 3 | So the only thing I can think of is installing gnuplot triggered something (revbump rebuild etc. ...) that fixed some secondary issue with his X11 lib. Unless he can post exactly what he ran, and all that was printed by it, it might be difficult to know what he actually did that fixed things... Just saying "it was fixed when I installed gnuplot" is not much use... |
