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I am new to this stuff so I hope someone can help; I want to build my own Apache Mahout installation from source code. I have Maven2.2.1. Following the instructions on the Mahout wiki I was able to check out the code (Mahout-0.6-SNAPSHOT) and build Mahout with Maven.
At least that is was I thought happened after "mvn install" from the root of the folder containing the checked out src code. Test were run, which took a while. So I now have all these jars (called artifacts if Im not mistaking) in a Maven repository on ~/.
M2/repository. So my first question now is; how do I get from here to a 'installed' package like I am used to when I run a RPM on redhat. By that I mean a new folder under /usr/lib/ and from there a /lib a /bin etc. folder.
Second question is about dependency jars. I can see in the repository that Mahout was built with a hadoop-core-0.20.204.0. Jar but that is not the jar I want because I run a Hadoop cluster with another hadoop-core jar from Cloudera.
How would I go about to build Mahout again with the right hadoop-core jar? Or would it just be a matter of changing one hadoop-core jar for another in the /lib folder being created (after my first question is answered) Thanks maven build hadoop mahout cloudera link|improve this question asked 16 mins agoJasper Knulst1.
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