1.3.1 SuSE 8.2 error at run time

[duawil]

Installed 1.3.1 from the SuSE 8.x RPM on the Celestia site.
Installed it with Yast without complaint
See no new menu item to launch Celestia so at command prompt type: celestia

Get following error code:
Celestia: relocation error: celestia: undefined symbol: __ti11MainWindow

At command prompt ran: ldd `which celestia|cut -d " " -f 3`
Got a long list of lib links. Do not see any "not found" in the list.

Don't know where to go from here.

Thanks,
Duane Wilson

[Harry]

Installed 1.3.1 from the SuSE 8.x RPM on the Celestia site.
Installed it with Yast without complaint
See no new menu item to launch Celestia so at command prompt type: celestia

Get following error code:
Celestia: relocation error: celestia: undefined symbol: __ti11MainWindow

IIRC "for SuSE 8.x" actually means for gcc < 3.x(?) and thus for SuSE 8.0/8.1.

Try these:
http://celestia.h-schmidt.net/rpm/

If you are using a recent version of KDE, you will still get a crash on exit - this should not be a problem if you are using the KDE-version which came with SuSE 8.x.

Harald

[duawil]

Installed 1.3.1 from the SuSE 8.x RPM on the Celestia site.
Installed it with Yast without complaint
See no new menu item to launch Celestia so at command prompt type: celestia

Get following error code:
Celestia: relocation error: celestia: undefined symbol: __ti11MainWindow

IIRC "for SuSE 8.x" actually means for gcc < 3.x(?) and thus for SuSE 8.0/8.1.

Try these:
http://celestia.h-schmidt.net/rpm/

-I will try this.

If you are using a recent version of KDE, you will still get a crash on exit -
-KDE version 3.1

this should not be a problem if you are using the KDE-version which came with SuSE 8.x.

-Triied the version that came on my SuSE 8.2 distribution disk. That version crashed often so I gave up on it.


Harald

[duawil]

Try these:
http://celestia.h-schmidt.net/rpm/

-I will try this.

-- When I try to install this with rpm -ivh I get a dependency problem:
libGLcore.so.1

I don't know where to go to get this or if it is even a good idea.