jcdick:
I had a problem that looks like the one you have. Instead of running the configure for \"jam\" try the one for \"make\". If both can\'t find your libraries, then your problem is not the same one I had.

Now, my problem: I\'ve been almost a week trying to compile planeshift on my pc and can\'t seem to get it working. The compiled binaries won\'t work since my \"glibc\" is version 2.3.1 and not 2.3.2 (like the machine is was built).
I had to get the source and make it myself. Well, the closest I\'ve been to putting CS to work I got two error messages:
 - Xlib:  extension \"XFree86-DRI\" missing on display \":0.0\".
 - Instru??o ilegal (in the english version it would be something like \"illegal instruction)

You would say: \"Just configure DRI.\" Well, that\'s exactly what I want to know. I have it installed, my XFree86 version is 4.3.0. In \"xdpyinfo\", it shows me a list of extensions, where DRI should be, but it isn\'t.  I just wanna know how to get it there, since the problems I get from cel and the client are originated in CS.

Oh, and I\'m running a Conectiva Linux 9. If there\'s any extra info you need, just tell me.
Thanks in advance.