here is the updated mono-build script for ubuntu hardy (intrepid might work as well).
update: since posting this i’ve been experiencing intermittent (that is, non-deterministic) mono crashes when running OpenSim, and have reverted to mono 2.0.1 which runs much more stable.
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Just started to write my own when I stumbled upon this… marvelous!
comment by Dan Higham — February 18, 2009 @ 21:22
Ah! although the archives do seem to still be pointing to 2.0 in this script, still very useful though!
comment by Dan Higham — February 18, 2009 @ 21:36
oops…link was pointing somewhere but not at the script. fixed now. sorry about that!
you also might want to use
--with-large-heap=yesfor the mono configure invocation.comment by DrScofield — February 18, 2009 @ 22:49
your scritp install mono 2.0 not mono 2.2 but it run well, thank you for that
comment by Yao K. — February 19, 2009 @ 13:50
ok…there is a typo in the instructions for the gnome-sharp package (just tested on a clean machine).
i’ve updated the script.
comment by DrScofield — February 19, 2009 @ 17:35
hmm… it should install mono-2.2, really. looking at the script show this:
comment by DrScofield — February 20, 2009 @ 08:16
Heeeeyyy Doc ! You’re great !!! Largely more than one hour of endless downloading/making/compiling job, with billions of stressing warnings every seconds, and it make it ! Peeeew. I’m completely wet… Never thought i could feel this one day !!! Many thanks for this script…
comment by Fredo Chaplin — February 24, 2009 @ 17:47
Thanks for a great script! A minor typo: cd mono-debugger-2.0 Should be: cd mono-debugger-2.2 Trying to use the script to install on Intrepid results in failures on: make mono-tools (invalid ResX input) and : configure mono-debugger (directory termcap not found) But Mono 2.2 runs well enough for my purpose, an OpenSimulator server, without those parts.
comment by Magnuz — March 5, 2009 @ 20:01
Seems the failures with mono-tools and mono-debugger in Intrepid are fixed if libncurses5-dev is installed first, and possibly mono-debugger is installed before mono-tools. Also, unzip needs to be installed in Intrepid.
comment by Magnuz — March 6, 2009 @ 14:08
The issue that Magnuz — March 5, 2009 @ 20:01 had with mono-tools (invalid ResX input) … check out:
http://www.mono-project.com/FAQ:_Winforms#GDIPlus_Initializer_Exception
libgdiplus is installed, but cannot be found (not in his LD_LIBRARY_PATH)
A universal simple fix is to put “sudo ldconfig -v” after the “make install” for libgdiplus
I found putting the “sudo ldconfig -v” at the end also made things rum smoothly without having to modify the LD_LIBRARY_PATH to include /usr/local/lib
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