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If your SuSE gives you some errors like this, during the compile process, your OpenAL version is too old or corrupted.
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sound/ds.cpp: In function 'int ds_init(int, int, unsigned int, short unsigned int)':
 
sound/ds.cpp:1790: error: invalid conversion from 'const char*' to 'const ALubyte*'
 
sound/ds.cpp:1790: error:  initializing argument 1 of 'ALboolean
 
  alIsExtensionPresent(const ALubyte*)'
 
You have to remove all OpenAL-packages via YaST, you may also want to remove TORCS, too, it won't run anymore after this.
 
Unfortunately there is no repository with a newer version for this distro, yet, so you have to use a source-package for Fedora. You get it here http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/fedora/linux/extras/5/SRPMS/openal-0.0.9-0.6.20060204cvs.fc5.src.rpm
 
The version may change, so you better check this.
 
Now make sure, that TexInfo is installed. Then enter:
 
$ rpmbuild --rebuild --target=i686 <name-of-your-package>.fc5.src.rpm
 
If it builds without errors, you will find an OpenAL*.rpm and an OpenAL*-devel.rpm in <tt>/usr/src/packages/RPMS/i686/</tt>. Install both and go back to your fs_open directory again. Cause the environment has changed now, you better type:
 
$ make clean
 
$ ./configure [options]
 
$ make
 
Then you're done.
 

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