you need to specify the version of libdar as a parameter to the configure-script.
The "INSTALL" file included in the release version says in line 52 et seqq.:
"Decide which libdar to use. You may have only one installed, e.g.
libdar64.so, and in that case specify --enable-mode=64 in configure.
Here are the various configurations:
o libdar.so (default) : ./configure
o libdar32.so : ./configure --enable-mode=32
o libdar64.so : ./configure --enable-mode=64"
I had to choose --enable-mode=64, since the libdar Ubuntu package I use is "libdar64-4" (/usr/lib/libdar64.so).
It seems there is no "default" file or symbolic link "libdar.so" included in the Ubuntu package.
Hi Motin,
you need to specify the version of libdar as a parameter to the configure-script.
The "INSTALL" file included in the release version says in line 52 et seqq.:
"Decide which libdar to use. You may have only one installed, e.g.
libdar64.so, and in that case specify --enable-mode=64 in configure.
Here are the various configurations:
o libdar.so (default) : ./configure
o libdar32.so : ./configure --enable-mode=32
o libdar64.so : ./configure --enable-mode=64"
I had to choose --enable-mode=64, since the libdar Ubuntu package I use is "libdar64-4" (/usr/lib/ libdar64. so).
It seems there is no "default" file or symbolic link "libdar.so" included in the Ubuntu package.