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If there's already a version of [[wxWidgets]] installed, but you want [[aMule]] to use another (probably newer) one, here are the steps to follow:

First, create the target directory (in this article, as an example, ''~/aMule/'' will be used), where [[wxWidgets]] and [[aMule]] will reside (they don't need to be in the same dir, but it makes life easier). Then configure [[wxWidgets]] and [[aMule]] accordingly.

It is recommended that you read the article about [[Compilation_Installation#Step_1:_wxGTK|how to compile wxGTK]]

In [[aMule]] source dir:<br>
''./configure --prefix=/home/'''user'''/aMule/ --enable-debug --disable-optimize --with-wx-config=/home/'''user'''/aMule/bin/wx-config''<br>
''make && make install''

'''NOTE 2:''' Sometimes [[wxBase]] will overwrite ''wx-config''. You can know if it has done so by running ''wx-config --basename''. It should show ''wx_gtk''. If it doesn't, please reinstall [[wxGTK]] so it will overwritte ''wx-config'' to link it to the [[wxGTK]] file.

On the above example, [[aMule]] binary will be installed in ''~/aMule/bin/'' directory.

To start [[aMule]], you need to explicitely specifiy the LD path each time you run it:

''export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=~/aMule/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH''<br>
''export LC_ALL=en_EN.UTF-8''

'''NOTE 3:''' On some systems the above export command does not work, you have instead to run<br>
''export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=~/aMule/lib/:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH''<br>
This has been observed on [[Debian]] and [http://www.gentoo.org Gentoo Linux].

Please remember to create [[Backtraces]] and provide them to the [[AMule_devs|aMule development team]].