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How do I compile from the
source in Linux/Unix?
Download the source, untar it and run the configure script by typing: ./configure The configure script will check the existence of a Qt 4.x installation and a GMP 3.1.x installation and no other dependencies. If it fails you may try the build.sh in the scripts directory. Just copy it to from the scripts directory to the source root one and run: sh build.sh 2. Why should I use the binaries you distribute? Actually you don't need to use these binaries. The binaries are distributed for the users who run systems that do not provide a complete build environment by default or do not support all the dependencies like Qt and GMP. Distributions like OpenSuse, Pardus and Arch Linux provide precompiled packages of System Stability Tester in their primary or secondary repositories. If your distribution provides precompiled packages it's better and easier for you to use them. 3. I have altered the FSB multiplier of my machine. When Systester runs on my Linux box reports wrong operational frequency for the CPU. On Windows everything is fine. Why? Systester needs read access to /dev/mem. You need to run Systester using the sudo command. |