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On Fri, 17 Nov 2006 16:09:57 -0500, Allan Adler

I would try building gtk+ from source, what do you have to lose if it doesn't work? I have build an entire server based on LFS, it is a 233MHz MMX with 96Mb ram. I still use it as it is my best-fastest server. You can use an older version of LFS-BLFS if you want to run a 2.4 kernel.

Try like this makepkg script follows

#!-bin-sh export CARCH="i586" export CFLAGS="-O2 -march=i586 -pipe -s -fomit-frame-pointer" export CXXFLAGS=$CFLAGS export LDFLAGS="-s" CURRENT=`pwd` FAKEROOT=$CURRENT-pkg PKG=gtk+ VER=2.8.20 REL=1 echo "Building Package: "$PKG-$VER tar xjf $LFS-sources-$PKG-$VER.tar.bz2 exit 1 cd $PKG-$VER exit 1 echo "Configuring Package: "$PKG-$VER .-configure --prefix=-usr --sysconfdir=-etc exit 1 make exit 1 echo "Install package:" install -d $FAKEROOT exit 1 make DESTDIR=$FAKEROOT install exit 1 install -v -m755 -d $FAKEROOT-usr-share-doc-gtk+-2.8.20-{faq,tutorial} exit 1 cp -v -R docs-faq-html-* $FAKEROOT-usr-share-doc-gtk+-2.8.20-faq exit 1 cp -v -R docs-tutorial-html-* $FAKEROOT-usr-share-doc-gtk+-2.8.20-tutorial exit1 echo "Creating Install Package" cd $CURRENT exit 1 tar czf $PKG-$VER-$REL.pkg.tar.gz -C $FAKEROOT . exit 1 rm -rf $PKG-$VER exit 1 rm -rf $FAKEROOT exit 1

This will compile and install gtk+ to the current directory-pkg and make a tarball that you can the un-tar into the root directory.

I am willing to guess that you would be able to compile gtk+ from one of the documents on their site. I am thinking that it wouldn't be that hard.

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