I changed the CXXFLAGS and rebuild the whole disko, but didn't help
Those are my current:
gcc version 4.3.3 (Gentoo 4.3.3-r2 p1.1, pie-10.1.5)
Target: x86_64-pc-linux-gnu
CXXFLAGS="-march=native -O2 -pipe -fPIC"

Is this a problem with morphine.tv or disko or both?
I cannot register in the morphine.tv forums otherwise I would have asked there first, keeps coming up with wrong registration code.

p.s. sorry, first day and two problem posts

Hi disi,

at first sorry for the delay.

Please try to

Code:

$ cd </path/to/morphine.tv/> $ make clean $ export CFLAGS=-fPIC $ make

to build morphine.tv. If this does not solve your problem please open plugins/shlib.def with an editor and remove the '@' sign at the beginning of the last line. Then compile again and post the output that we can try to find a solution.

Regards,
René

wow, cool Berlin 34 degree celsius

export CFLAGS=-fPIC solved the problem. I thought this is just for the CXXFLAGS?

p.s. are there already more apps for disko?
I tested the tutorials and morphine.tv runs like a charm, currently I try to create an ebuild for gentoo.

Hi disi,

thunderstorm in Berlin

QUOTE:

export CFLAGS=-fPIC solved the problem. I thought this is just for the CXXFLAGS?

Yes, you could also use

Code:

$ export CFLAGS=$CXXFLAGS

QUOTE:
are there already more apps for disko?

There is a demo application on an iso image. Currently the sources are not available, but I think we'll publish them soon. Just take a look at our showroom http://23p.diskohq.org from time to time. Apart from that feel free and write your own apps with disko !

QUOTE:
I tested the tutorials and morphine.tv runs like a charm, currently I try to create an ebuild for gentoo.

Great , I'm using gentoo, too. But please note that the CFLAGS=-fPIC is only for 64bit systems so mask your ebuild just for those.

I tested the demo before and looks great. I definately want to do something with this, since I am sick of nvidia and x11 on notebooks. Or if it is only the different session to start without x11 (either watch TV, DVD, check news and stuff or use x11 applications).

here is the very early ebuild for disko. There is still a problem with pkg-config and disko.pc, but I haven't have time yet.
http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=271056

If you manually change the disko.pc after install, it works just perfect.

//edit: just uploaded a patch for this

//edit: I'll see if I create one for morphine.tv