Error: png. h not found., png. hfound

Error: png. h not found., png. hfound

Execute php installation

-- Enable-mbstring -- enable-ftp -- enable-gd-native-ttf -- with-openssl -- enable-pcntl -- enable-sockets -- with-xmlrpc -- enable-zip -- enable-soap -- without-pear -- with-gettext -- enable-session -- with-mcrypt -- with-curl

Error: png. h not found.

Solution:

Yum install libpng-devel

Error: ERROR_PATH_NOT_FOUND (0x80070003)

Error: 0x0000007F
Resolution: this error is caused by the operator's nonsense operations!
 
Error 17: File not found occurs during system reinstallation.

This is a problem I encountered today. After trying to solve it for a long time, I finally solved it. Now I share my experience and it is very unprofessional. I still don't understand many problems, I hope I can help some people who encounter the same problem.

This interface appears after I use ghost.

....Memdisk.gz not found

Error 16 file not found

Press any key to continue...

I use ubuntu and windows dual systems and have some knowledge of grub. However, the last page of grub gives me the idea that grub must be related to linux. You can also set the ghost that can be selected during startup in grub.

The simplest way is to press F8 at startup, and then choose to enter windows normally. Mine is.

However, some people mentioned that they want to enter the security mode, at least for me.

In fact, this way we can continue to use it. This will lead to a good time to press F8 every time we start the system. So it is not a long-term solution. The problem lies in boot. ini.

This file can be opened in the form of text. It is a configuration file started in Windows.

There are two parts:

Part 1: the first item is timeout x

X indicates whether to choose whether to enter Windows or ghost at startup.

The second option is default, which is the default startup Item. That is to say, if there is no change, it will start with this option. Generally, it should be

Default = multi (0) disk (0) rdisk (0) partition (1) \ WINDOWS as to the meaning of each part of the disk, I think it is useless, because most people will install the default system on the C drive.

Here I originally wrote default = c: \ grdlr

This is a boot loading file in drive C.

The problem was discovered later.

Part 2: operating systems

General Form

Startup File = Name of the started object

Eg: c: \ wubildr. mbr = "Ubuntu"
C: \ GHLDR = ghost v11.5 Build 080606 with one click
That is to say, there are three options. These are two, and there is also the default one at the top.

Then the second option is Ubuntu. The third option is one-click ghost v11.5 Build 080606.

Multi (0) disk (0) rdisk (0) partition (1) \ WINDOWS = "Microsoft Windows XP Professional

I deleted this line, and there will also be a default system, so this is useless.

This completes the modification, and the problem lies in the file originally referred to by default.
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