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I'm on Windoze, but I think you should have  RFu_JeeLib.h, RFu_RF12.cpp and RFu_RF12.h inside RFu_jeelib

It looks like you've got RFu_jeelib and jeelib mixed up. You must not use the plain jeelib with the RFu module.

All seems to be there in my RFu_jeelib folder !

Effectively I have booth jeelib and RFu module.

I tried to remove my ~/sketchbook/libraries/jeelib folder but I've got exactly the same trouble.

That error is saying that RF12.h is referenced on line 361, character 19 of RFu_RF12.cpp and the compiler can't find the file. If you look at this line it does indeed have "#include <RF12.h>". I've no idea why that's in the middle of the file but it should still compile if RF12.h is present so your problem is that the compiler can't find this file.

Try putting jeelib back into the libraries folder and close all instances of Arduino IDE and then re-open your project and check that jeelib appears in the "import library" menu.

See here for a download of my Arduino folder which I used to compile emonTH http://files.openenergymonitor.org/Arduino64-bit.zip.

Please post once your figure out what was causing the problem Maybe we need to updated documentation. 

Surely the problem, at least from your point of view Glyn, is that RFu_jeelib won't compile by itself because RFu_RF12.cpp contains a reference to RF12.h and RF12.h isn't part of the library.

It will compile for you because I assume you have the old jeelib in your path and for some reason this isn't being seen in nomad's case.

Personally I don't like the idea of forking off the library like this as it's bound to lead to issues in the future trying to track any bug fixes in both versions of the library. Have you asked JCW if he could add an RFu option to the main library?

I tried to answer, but can't because of forum spam filter

Here is what I've done one an other computer running Ubuntu 13.04

in attachment my terminal of what I've done

sorry for all these post, and just some trouble with the anti spam filter on the forum.

OK, I'll try one more time, it won't compile because you don't have jeelib in your libraries folder, that's the original jeelib NOT RFu_jeelib

I agree, the port to RFu_JeeLib is not ideal. Unfortunately the changes needed were thought to be too wide spread and hardware specific to push back to JeeLib. I have updated RFu_JeeLib to not depend on JeeLib any more (changed line 361 to read "#include <RFu_RF12.h>". 

try updating your Jeelib by doing a Git Pull. https://github.com/openenergymonitor/RFu_jeelib

it works ;-) thanks

I will try it when I get bask home.