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I just installed the latest version of uShare on my system. I'll map out what I did here, and hopefully it will help you out. I'm not sure how far along you are, so I'll start from the beginning. Step 1 Install the build-essential package which contains (usually) all necessary components for building packages from source. Torrent Norton Ghost 15 Iso.
All of the following commands must be executed in the Terminal (Applications->Accessories->Terminal) sudo aptitude install build-essential Step 2 Download the latest version of uShare from the site here (The file is a compressed archive (. Javascript Jquery Design Pattern Framework on this page. tar.bz2) which contains the source code of the uShare program. I'd recommend extracting any archived files to the /usr/src directory. Some do this differently, but it's just easier to remember for me. IN the terminal, change to the directory where you saved the ushare file (we'll assume it's saved on the desktop for the sake of this writing): cd Desktop Now extract the uShare archive to the /usr/src directory. Sudo tar -C /usr/src -jxvf ushare-1.0.tar.bz2 This will create a ushare-1.0 directory in the /usr/src directory. Step 3 Download the file libupnp-1.6.0.tar. Program Zmniejszania Zdjec - Download Free Apps. bz2 from here (Follow the procedure in step 2 to extract the contents of this file to the /usr/src directory. Step 4 Now it's time to compile libupnp.
First, change to the extracted libupnp directory in /usr/src/ cd /usr/src/libupnp-1.6.0 Run the configure script in this directory, telling it to install to the /usr/lib directory:./configure --prefix=/usr Make and install libupnp with the following commands: make sudo make install EDIT libupnp is installed into the /usr/local/lib directory, however we need it to be in the /usr/lib directory in order for uShare to work. Use the following command to copy the file libupnp.so.3 to /usr/lib/: sudo cp /usr/local/lib/libupnp.so.3 /usr/lib/ Step 5 Now we'll get ready to compile ushare. I don't knwo if this necessarily has to be done, but I did it anyway just in case--before going to compile ushare, update teh system database: sudo updatedb IF my knowledge is correct, this command updates the system so it is aware of various changes, such as new applications and such. Now, change to the ushare-1.0 directory cd /usr/src/ushare-1.0/ Run the following commands in succession to compile and install ushare../configure --prefix=/usr make sudo make install-strip If all goes well, you should now have an installation of uShare on your computer. This is a command-line based utility, so I'd recommend looking over the ushare manpage by using man ushare It's not too hard to configure, and it works very well with the Xbox 360.