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Installation Instructions for mount.app
SUPPORTED PLATFORMS
===================
(ie: I've heard someone has compiled it on...)
- Alpha/Linux RedHat 5.1
- Intel/Linux RedHat 5.1, Slackware 8.1
- Sparc/Linux RedHat 5.1
- FreeBSD
Patches to make it work on other platforms are welcome.
REQUIREMENTS:
=============
The following software is required to use mount.app
- Window Maker
This software is designed to be a WM dock app. To run mount.app under
a different window manager, run mount with the -n command line option.
Window Maker 0.80 or higher is required.
- libWINGs (part of the Window Maker distribution)
This library must be installed on your system. It supersedes
libPropList which was used with Window Maker before 0.70.
- libXpm must be installed and functional
- GTK+ >= 1.0 is required for the configuration app to compile.
mount.app needs the following utilities installed (they usually are by
default anyway): mount, umount, eject, and xmessage.
INSTALLATION:
=============
./configure
make
then, login as root and type:
make install
or if you want to strip the binaries from debugging symbols and make them
smaller, you can instead type:
make install-strip
This will build and install mount.app with default parameters.
mount.app now defaults to installing the binaries in /usr/local/bin and
the pixmaps in /usr/local/share/mount.app. And its property list
configuration file is stored as ~/GNUstep/Defaults/mount.app
If the compiler is not finding all your graphics libraries, you can help it
out with these switches:
--with-gfx-libs="-L/some/path/lib" and --with-gfx-incs="-I/some/path/include"
EJECT:
======
The eject feature of mount.app is actually only calling the external
command "eject" and passing it the device name of the mount point.
It will only work with CD-ROMs and Zip disks which support the software
eject feature. For this to work, the user needs read access to the device
file.
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