Install Player first, then Stage, using the standard GNU autotools build system: download and extract the tarballs, then ./configure ; make install
.
To install Stage in the default location, follow these steps:
$ tar xzvf stage-<version>.tgz
$ cd stage-<version>
$ ./configure
$ make
/usr/local
so you need to become root for this step. Remember to return to your normal user ID afterwards. $ make install
Stage follows the standard GNU autotools conventions for build and install options. To see a list of all the available configuration options, do this:
./configure --help
The most important option is --prefix
, used to change the installation directory from the default (which varies from system to system, but is usually /usr/local
). In general, Stage should get the same prefix you used to install Player. Prefixes must be absolute paths, i.e. a complete path starting with a '/'.
For example, you might want to install Stage your home directory because you don't have root access:
$./configure --prefix=/home/harrison/PS
Remember: these instructions assume that Player was configured with the same prefix. The command line to do this is probably the same, but you should check the Player instructions just in case.