Around 21 o'clock on Apr 19, "sean darcy" wrote: > But isn't it a Makefile issue. > > gcc -g -O2 -o edit-sgml edit-sgml.o > make[2]: *** No rule to make target `fonts-conf.5', needed by `all-am'. > Stop. > > I don't know enough about make to be helpful, but isn't the problem the fact > that make doesn't know what to do with "fonts-conf.5". It doesn't fail > because it can't find another program. fonts-conf.5 is not in CVS and can only be built with the docbook tools, so '--disable-doc' can't be used from CVS. Perhaps that should be fixed. The mystery here is that the configure script automatically selects '--disable-doc' if it can't find docbook2html, and it appears that this is happening on your sytem for some unknown reason. Can you look at 'config.log' to make sure it says: configure:6909: checking for docbook2html Then look in config.status for s%@HASDOCBOOK@%yes%g That'll give us a hint where the problem might lie. -keith
