At a first guess, you need to install the development packages tcl-dev and tk
-dev before you run configure. If running configure fails, no makefile is
generated, so your problem is with the configuration step.
It's also more likely that you'll get educated help on the Bioconductor
list - I've never installed it, but have used linux for a long time.
Sarah
On Apr 1, 2012, at 3:12 PM, Eric P <pedereri at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a question on how to get bioconductor running properly on
> Ubuntu 11.10 as I have tried everything it seems like and I keep on
> getting this message. But before I go farther can you please email and
> say that you will help me with this because nobody seems to want to
> help or know how to.
>
> "Cannot find Tcl/Tk package "Tktable". affylmGUI cannot
conitnue...."
>
> I have installed BWidget like it tells me to.
>
> I have tried to install Tktable 2.9 but cannot. When I try to do so I
> cannot run the make file properly. Then I have ran ./configure >
> output and gotten /Tktable2.9$ ./configure > output
>> configure: WARNING: "Cannot find Tcl configuration
definitions"
>
> And at this point I have really no idea what to do...So please some
> one help me....
>
> Below is what happening when I try to install Tktable 2.9
>
> Cheers,
> Eric
>
> tar zxf Tktable2.9.tar.gz
>>> cd Tktable2.9
>>> ./configure
>>> make
>>> sudo make install
>>>
>>> But when I run the command it says there is no make file.
>>>
>>> The directory looks like this
>>>
>>> aclocal.m4 configure.in library README.blt TODO.txt
>>> ChangeLog demos license.txt README.txt unix
>>> config.log doc mac tclconfig UPGRADING.txt
>>> configure generic Makefile.in tests win
>>>
>>>
>>> and this is what happens when I run the make command
>>>
>>>
>>> :~/Downloads/Tktable2.9$ make
>>> make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop.
>>>
>>>
>
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