Robert Cheng wrote:
Hi
Recently I upgraded the mac to 10.12.3. I have since tried to do a
"fink selfupdate" not failed, I am not sure if the two are related
bash-3.2$ fink
Fink 0.41.1
bash-3.2$ fink selfupdate
Before changing your selfupdate method to 'rsync', you must install
the Xcode
Hi Dan,
Did you run:
fink install pidgin
If so, there should be a binary file in addition to the .info and .patch
files.
One way to tell would be posting the results of:
which pidgin
Thanks,
Robert
Dan Harkness wrote:
I'm new to Fink, so I figured it would be better to post on this list
appreciated.
g
On May 9, 2008, at 11:50 AM, Robert T Wyatt wrote:
Robert T Wyatt wrote:
Alexander Hansen wrote:
glenn millhauser wrote:
Hi All,
Okay -- the files below (pointed out in Robert's message) were
all
found to be in place. Also, based on the thread
http
it. It will
just keep logging those brute force break in attempts to your hosts.deny
file.
all the best,
glenn
On Oct 21, 2008, at 9:26 AM, Robert T Wyatt wrote:
Just wanted to mention that I finally took the time to try this out
and it is working like a charm! Thanks for figuring it out and posting
Robert Wohlhueter wrote:
[MacBookPro, OS 10.4.11]
I use fink off-and-on. Today when I tried to do a fink install, I was
politely warned: WARNING: your info file index has not been updated for
108 days. You should run 'fink selfupdate' to get the latest package
descriptions.
Sounded
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's a weird compile error tripping up in 10.5.5 Intel, with fink
0.28.6, while trying to compile tightvnc 1.3.8-3:
mfbtewhite.c: In function 'mfbTEGlyphBltWhite':
mfbtewhite.c:235: error: nested functions are disabled, use -fnested-
functions to re-enable
Martin Costabel wrote:
Robert T Wyatt wrote:
[]
$ fink rebuild bash
Information about 4067 packages read in 1 seconds.
Can't resolve dependency fink (= 0.28.0) for package
gettext-tools-0.14.5-4
Turns out that bash-2.05b-1013 depends on an un-versioned gettext-tools
and apparently
David Hornidge wrote:
Can't resolve dependency fink (= 0.28.0) for package
gettext-tools-0.14.5-4 (no matching packages/versions found)
Exiting with failure.
Any ideas?
That'd be a problem.What do you get from fink --version ?
The result is:
Package manager version: 0.27.16
Just saw that you are running 10.5 in the subject line. Sorry for not
noticing.
I think the error that Alexander got (no asl.log file) will be
significant. I'm not sure where to look for the correct log on 10.5.
--rtw
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Also, please read this thread:
http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.security.denyhosts.user/397/focus=399
Alexander Hansen wrote:
Drop a note to the package's maintainer, then. They may have more
insight here.
On May 8, 2008, at 11:25 PM, Glenn Millhauser wrote:
I've tried rebooting a
Alexander Hansen wrote:
glenn millhauser wrote:
Hi All,
Okay -- the files below (pointed out in Robert's message) were all
found to be in place. Also, based on the thread
http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.security.denyhosts.user/397/focus=399
I changed:
SECURE_LOG =
ps -a | grep deny
glenn millhauser wrote:
Can you tell me how to check for the running daemon? I do top but
don't see anything obvious. Also, can I stop the existing daemon and
restart with the new cfg file?
thanks,
g
On May 9, 2008, at 11:20 AM, Alexander Hansen wrote:
glenn
Robert T Wyatt wrote:
Alexander Hansen wrote:
glenn millhauser wrote:
Hi All,
Okay -- the files below (pointed out in Robert's message) were all
found to be in place. Also, based on the thread
http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.security.denyhosts.user/397/focus=399
I changed
That's fantastic and encouraging! I guess I'll set my 10.5 machine up
this weekend! :-)
Thanks for breaking trail on it! --rtw
glenn millhauser wrote:
Good news -- looks like denyhosts is working! My guess -- from a
highly non-expert point of view -- is that most likely denyhosts
wasn't
Martin Costabel wrote:
Ramiro Téllez Sanz wrote:
[]
Sure. Here they are. However, the firts line you mention has a
slightly different path in my case. I found the lines by looking for
the second ranlib line.
===
ar cru ./digikam/libs/imageproperties/.libs/
[]
ranlib
Alexander Hansen wrote:
On Apr 5, 2008, at 7:26 AM, Florian Lindner wrote:
Am 05.04.2008 um 12:57 schrieb Martin Costabel:
Florian Lindner wrote:
[]
ld: duplicate symbol
Digikam::LoadSaveThread::taskHasFinished() in ./digikam/libs/
threadimageio/.libs/
Alexander Shannon wrote:
I'm trying to install the package 'surf' for drawing algebraic
surfaces, but get the following error message when I try:
---
You may be
able to
fix things by running:
fink scanpackages
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install
Martin Costabel wrote:
Robert T Wyatt wrote:
Daniel E. Macks wrote:
[]
ld: cycle in dylib re-exports with /usr/X11/lib/libGL.dylib
I just committed the usual fix for this problem, but can't test it
myself. Please selfupdate in a few hours and try building libxine1
again.
dan
I can
Daniel E. Macks wrote:
Alexander Hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
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Tilo Lutz wrote:
gcc ${wl}-undefined ${wl}dynamic_lookup -o
.libs/xineplug_vo_out_macosx.so -bundle
.libs/xineplug_vo_out_macosx_la-video_out_macosx.o
-L/sw/lib/freetype219/lib
Hanspeter Niederstrasser wrote:
There's a tentative firefox fix, but the problem is that the Leopard fix
breaks firefox1.5 on my Tiger setup. I have fixed that new Tiger crash,
but I don't have Leopard to make sure the 2nd fix didn't rebreak Leopard.
If you want to test it out on Leopard
I only started seeing this recently upon login on my 700MHz eMac
(10.4.11). Any idea what it's about? thx, rtw
Welcome to Darwin!
dyld: Library not loaded: /usr/X11R6/lib/libSM.6.dylib
Referenced from: /sw/bin/dbus-launch
Reason: image not found
/sw/bin/start-session-bus.sh: line 25: 668
Robert T Wyatt wrote:
I only started seeing this recently upon login on my 700MHz eMac
(10.4.11). Any idea what it's about? thx, rtw
Welcome to Darwin!
dyld: Library not loaded: /usr/X11R6/lib/libSM.6.dylib
Referenced from: /sw/bin/dbus-launch
Reason: image not found
/sw/bin/start
Chip G. wrote:
When I perform which ssh I get /usr/bin/ssh. When I perform ssh -v
I get OpenSSH_4.5p1, OpenSSL 0.9.7l 28 Sep 2006. (The result to both
of these are the same under both Tiger and Leopard.) When I do a fink
list openssh (which looks for available packages named openssh and
lists
Róbert Kristjánsson wrote:
Hi, I downloaded fink to be able to install KTorrent on my mac
running osX 10.4.
Now the KTorrent is in the list of programs on your site, but I cant
find it in the fink itself.
I have also tried typing fink install ktorrent, and It will not
install it.
Johann Spies wrote:
However the following packages replace it:
mutt
E: Package mutt-ssl has no installation candidate
What does fink list mutt show? Which operating system are you on?
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glenn millhauser wrote:
Below is what I get. I hope this traces back enough to provide the
info. If not, let me know and I'll dig more. Thanks in advance.
g
CompileC
build/AquaTerm.build/Deployment/AQTFwk.build/Objects-normal/i386/AQTAdapter.o
locate: locate database header corrupt, bigram char outside 0, 32-127: -1
Well, I don't know exactly how I did it, but I managed to hose a few
things. Among them was my locate database and fink.
I *think* that I achieved this when I built and installed zsh and
allowed it to trigger the daily
Alexander K. Hansen wrote:
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Robert T Wyatt wrote:
locate: locate database header corrupt, bigram char outside 0,
32-127: -1
Well, I don't know exactly how I did it, but I managed to hose a
few things. Among them was my locate database and fink
Alexander K. Hansen wrote:
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Robert T Wyatt wrote:
As mentioned in another thread, I'm not sure that I bootstrapped
successfully (on Leopard). Does the following look normal to y'all?
bash-3.2$ sudo /sw/lib/fink/postinstall.pl Checking system
Benjamin Reed wrote:
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Robert T Wyatt wrote:
What happens if you run sudo updatedb manually?
It seems to be sudo locate.updatedb in leopard, but the command is not
found.
that's because they hide it in /usr/libexec (was that way on 10.4 too
Martin Costabel wrote:
Robert T Wyatt wrote:
[]
bash-3.2$ sudo /sw/bin/pathsetup.sh
login: PAM Error (line 396): Cannot make/remove an entry for the
specified session
You are not supposed to run pathsetup.sh as root.
Hey! It works when I don't use sudo...! (sorry for the bandwidth
Alexander K. Hansen wrote:
Robert T Wyatt wrote:
Alexander K. Hansen wrote:
Robert T Wyatt wrote:
As mentioned in another thread, I'm not sure that I
bootstrapped successfully (on Leopard). Does the following look
normal to y'all?
bash-3.2$ sudo /sw/lib/fink/postinstall.pl Checking system
Hi Jean-luc,
You are correct that bioperl-pm588 doesn't exist in the fink package
database right now; perhaps it will soon.
However I'm not sure that you have the current fink if your version
still says 0.27.3 (it should be 0.27.7).
--Robert
Jean-luc Jany wrote:
Thank you for your help, it is
Hi Jean-luc,
Have you rebuilt bioperl-pm586 since your OS upgrade? Perhaps that
will sort things out. (fink rebuild bioperl-pm586)
Keep us posted,
Robert
Jean-luc Jany wrote:
My Fink is now the correct version (0.27.7) and it worked in installing
other packages, but the problem with Bioperl
Phillip R Smith wrote:
I did the same. Still busted on INtel. On the G5, however, this
strategy worked. I cleaned out the devtools, then deleted the
Developer directory all together, and reinstalled clean once the
upgrade was done.
Phillip, on the intel machine what do you get with:
and 4.2.2
installed by Fink and I get that there is no such application. I've
done a search and can't find anything named gcc_select.
On Oct 30, 2007, at 15:26, Robert T Wyatt wrote:
Phillip R Smith wrote:
I did the same. Still busted on INtel. On the G5, however, this
strategy
Alexander K. Hansen wrote:
Alexander K. Hansen wrote:
Phillip R Smith wrote:
On my list I had to update fink BEFORE I installed Leopard on the G5
But I didn't
So can a kind individual help me with what I need to do now? ...
And on the MacBook, I DID update fink but the XcodeTools install
Martin Costabel wrote:
Robert T Wyatt wrote:
[]
Failed: Can't fix GCC after Repair Permissions:
This is strange, because the code in Fink::Services procuding this
message is only run when the executable
/usr/sbin/gcc_select
exists. I don't have this command on my Leopard installation
Martin Costabel wrote:
Robert T Wyatt wrote:
[]
I'm tempted to go back and do an 'archive and install' to save myself
some time and frustration later, but I'm kind of curious about what
else will turn up.
For the xcode tools it is a good idea to run the uninstall script in
/Developer
Robert T Wyatt wrote:
Martin Costabel wrote:
Robert T Wyatt wrote:
[]
I'm tempted to go back and do an 'archive and install' to save myself
some time and frustration later, but I'm kind of curious about what
else will turn up.
For the xcode tools it is a good idea to run the uninstall
I'm wondering why I don't see perl586-core with Leopard (sudo apt-get
doesn't like not finding it):
$ fink list -t perl
Information about 6578 packages read in 1 seconds.
annocpan-perldoc-pm586 0.10-1 Integrate AnnoCPAN notes locally into
perldoc
annocpan-perldoc-pm586-bin
Good news! Running fink reinstall fink fixed it. Apparently the problems
I'd had with upgrading my OS allowed fink to become confused. When I
reinstalled fink something important happened:
ln -s 10.4 /sw/fink/10.5
ln -s 10.5 /sw/fink/dists
then a fink selfupdate produced this:
Preparing to
Robert T Wyatt wrote:
Good news! Running fink reinstall fink fixed it. Apparently the problems
I'd had with upgrading my OS allowed fink to become confused. When I
reinstalled fink something important happened:
ln -s 10.4 /sw/fink/10.5
ln -s 10.5 /sw/fink/dists
then a fink selfupdate
Daniel Johnson wrote:
On Oct 26, 2007, at 5:31 PM, Robert T Wyatt wrote:
- checking for cctools version... 622-1
- checking for cctools -single_module support... yes, 622 has it
- checking for various GCC versions:
- found 3.3
- found 4.0.1
- found 2.95.2
- found 3.1
Thanks Benjamin!
bash-3.2$ gcc_select -v
This version of gcc_select can be used only on MacOS X 10.4.
bash-3.2$ locate gcc_select
/Developer/usr/sbin/gcc_select
/Developer/usr/share/man/man8/gcc_select.8
/Xcode2.5/usr/sbin/gcc_select
/Xcode2.5/usr/share/man/man8/gcc_select.8
/usr/sbin/gcc_select
I don't know whether the NDA has expired, but I have received Leopard
via FedEx, installed it, and am running it now (so I'm thinking that
the NDA *ought* to have expired).
Do I need to reinstall Fink? I'm getting a message that cpp-precomp
quit unexpectedly (on a 17 MacBookPro Intel Core2
Reinstalling XCode 2.5 does not seem to have helped. My info with the
crash report is coming in a separate message.
Alexander K. Hansen wrote:
Robert T Wyatt wrote:
I don't know whether the NDA has expired, but I have received Leopard
via FedEx, installed it, and am running it now (so I'm
Alexander K. Hansen wrote:
jed wrote:
Hi Robert,
where's this new xcode you're referring to?
A quick Google search reveals nothing.
Can you provide a link etc?
Sincerely,
Jed
If you don't see it at connect.apple.com then Robert must be in
violation of the NDA. :-)
No way! It's
Has anyone tried using the newest xcode (20 Aug 2007)? I'm thinking
about installing it on my new MacBook (i686) but was wondering
Also, if anyone has some packages that need testing on intel, give me
a holler.
Also, I installed the KDE and Gnome bundles on this machine the other
day (yes,
I saw errors like this intermittently on my dualG5 (is yours a
dualG5?), the way I fixed them was to restart the computer in
single-user mode (hold down command+S during startup) and then
running: fsck -fy; reboot (and then retry the build).
Alexander Hansen wrote:
On 6/29/07, Gerrit Busch
the output.)
Best,
Robert
Hello Rebert,
thanks for the reply. I did fsck -fy and it said the volume was ok.
fink update-all failed. I'm not sure if this was the right command?
I have a G5 double pocessor (1,8 GHZ) which is different from your machine I
think.
Gerrit
Robert T Wyatt
Hi Gerrit,
Hmmm, still seeing the malloc errors
Disregarding that for the moment, I would try:
sudo apt-get -f install
Hopefully this will generate a message with instructions from apt-get
telling us what to do next.
If this doesn't help try:
fink rebuild aspell-shlibs
(I'm thinking that
Jeff Whitaker wrote:
Update: I've managed to patch scipy 0.5.2 to work with numpy 1.0.3 - new
version now in 10.4 unstable.
Nice work guys. Built and installed now!
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Alexander K. Hansen wrote:
Alexander Hansen wrote:
(maintainer cc'ed)
I get essentially the same output, and failure mode, except that I get a
strange crossover between python2.3 and python2.5 modules. I've posted
a copy of my build log at:
Noah wrote:
Hi there,
I am attempting to update fink to 0.81 version. Currently fink claims
to be version 0.26. Ultimately the process halts because: Failed:
selfupdate method 'rsync' requires the package 'dev-tools'
Hi Noah,
You must not have selfupdated in quite a while! What do you
Chris Schram wrote:
I have been using pan for my primary newsreader since I started using
fink. at pan.rebelbase.com they show about 11 updates this year alone, but
the version available on fink looks to be 4-years old.
If pan is NOT being maintained by by anyone at fink, can anyone suggest
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Darwin leon-dagues-computer.local 8.9.3 Darwin Kernel Version 8.9.3: Fri
Apr 27 14:50:07 PDT 2007; root:xnu-792.19.5~2/RELEASE_I386 i386 i386
Maybe I should add: I am using Xcode 2.4.1.
Hi Leon,
On this page:
http://www.finkproject.org/download/index.php?phpLang=en
Noah wrote:
Robert T Wyatt wrote:
Chris Schram wrote:
I have been using pan for my primary newsreader since I started using
fink. at pan.rebelbase.com they show about 11 updates this year
alone, but
the version available on fink looks to be 4-years old.
If pan is NOT being maintained
Noah wrote:
Robert T Wyatt wrote:
Noah wrote:
Hi there,
I am attempting to update fink to 0.81 version. Currently fink claims
to be version 0.26. Ultimately the process halts because: Failed:
selfupdate method 'rsync' requires the package 'dev-tools'
Hi Noah,
You must not have
Adam Funk wrote:
On 2007-04-17, Alexander Hansen wrote:
scanpackages deals exclusively with local package archives, so
changing the available trees shouldn't matter. You can try to disable
the unstable tree again and see what happens, though.
If you're still having problems then you might
Richard Vaughn wrote:
Failed to fetch the timestamp file from the rsync server: rsync://
sfo.ca.us.finkmirrors.net/finkinfo/. Check the error messages above.
(1) Give up
(2) Retry the same mirror
(3) Retry another mirror from your country
(4) Retry another mirror
How
Benjamin Reed wrote:
Robert T Wyatt wrote:
Just keep trying other mirrors; you will find a good one eventually.
Normally this isn't an issue but we're all seeing this right now.
Actually, no, we just switched the master mirror, so if you're having
mirror problems, please let us know
Sorry about my misstatement, libicu32-dev is only involved because it
gets removed and then reinstalled (due to a build-conflict). It is not
playing any part in the error.
Robert T Wyatt wrote:
Alexander Hansen wrote:
If anybody on-list has gotten this to build with a contemporary Xcode
I'd
Alexander Hansen wrote:
If anybody on-list has gotten this to build with a contemporary Xcode
I'd appreciate hearing about it.
fwiw, on my dual G5 with XCode 2.4.1 (10.4-unstable), I get this far
with libicu32-dev. I've reinstalled perl588 and perl588-core, but this
didn't help.
checking
pir2.jv wrote:
I installed maxima 5.9.2-1 with fink:
But, I cannot use it:
amarseille-256-1-85-67:~/Desktop/maxima-5.11.0 jver$ maxima
If you installed maxima 5.9, then where is this maxima 5.11 directory
coming from?
What does this command reveal?
$ which maxima
(btw, fink's maxima is
pir2.jv wrote:
It is more complicate:
I tried to install 5.11.0 as linux user, with
http://maxima.sourceforge.net.
I put the files in ~/Desktop/maxima-5.11.0
./configure ...
make gave me a lot of errors
make check has ... I must kill it
I tried to install maxima 5.9.2-1 with fink
[forwarded from user]
Hi Robert,
Thanks a lot and Happy new year. Now Tix can be
imported to my software now. I am very happy about
that.
Wenyong at McGill University
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wrote:
Wenyong Tong wrote:
Hi
I got the following message
Wenyong Tong wrote:
Hi I have /sw/lib/tix8.1/Init.tcl. Also I have several
Init.tcl in ohter directories.
If you don't have dlocate installed, please post the output of
$ dpkg -S Init.tcl
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wrote:
$ dlocate Init.tcl
tix: /sw/lib/tix8.1/Init.tcl
Wenyong Tong wrote:
Hi
I got the following message:
wenyong% dpkg -S init.tcl
tcltk: /sw/lib/tcl8.4/init.tcl
Almost!
Try one more time with a capital I in Init.tcl, or just cut and paste:
$ dpkg -S Init.tcl
:-)
William Schilp wrote:
I installed fink on mac running os x 10.4.8. I installed xemacs, but
then found that I did not work correctly with the x11 application that
was installed. So I uninstalled xemacs. Now whenever I start the
terminal.app application, the following command line runs:
[sorry for top-posting]
Rob,
Try running this command in Terminal.app and let us know what you get:
ls -al /
Most likely you'll be able to fix the problem with something along the
lines of:
sudo rm /sw
[that removes your old symbolic link]
sudo ln -s /(path to *your* sw) /sw
[this will add
Rob Lewis wrote:
On 12/28/2006, Robert T Wyatt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rob Lewis wrote:
I still get:
fink: command not found
Here's what I did:
The old sw symlink pointed to /Volumes/X Parte/sw
I renamed (in the MacOS Finder) X Parte to XParte
I made a new symlink pointing to /Volumes
Rob Lewis wrote:
Hey, I just tried fink selfupdate and it looks like it's working.
Don't know why it would matter, but I did this from a Terminal window
on the OS X box, while the previous messing around was done from a
Windows machine logged in (via ssh) to the same admin account.
Probably
In the interest of helping fellow MacOS users who wish to use fink's
denyhosts package, I've collected the following tidbits that help make
denyhosts work on MacOS 10.4.
In addition to modifying the denyhosts.cfg file as recommended in the
denyhosts FAQ, the following settings must be made in
Mojca Miklavec wrote:
snip
* How should I compile the application, so that the binary will work
on a Mac (Tiger) out-of-the box: without fink (and corresponding
libraries) being istalled and on both Intel and PPC?
I think you've got what you needed already, but I just came across your
post
Mi wrote:
oki folks. nice to meet you, too.
got: standard osx server 10.3.9 (with apache1 and php4)
installed: binaries into /sw-folder with fink (like imagemagick, gd,
etc)
but the php-module doesnt connect to the installed binaries. When a
web-page calls for GD, php says it's not
Mi wrote:
oki folks. nice to meet you, too.
got: standard osx server 10.3.9 (with apache1 and php4)
installed: binaries into /sw-folder with fink (like imagemagick, gd,
etc)
but the php-module doesnt connect to the installed binaries. When a
web-page calls for GD, php says it's not
Brett,
http://pdb.finkproject.org/pdb/package.php/evolution
Says that the package is available for some configurations. Are you
using OS 10.3 or 10.4? Are you on an intel Mac? Do you have the unstable
tree enabled?
Brett Moreton wrote:
Hi, I'm trying to install a copy of Evolution on my Mac
Michele,
It can't hurt to run the installer again. Try running it with a custom
install, make sure everything is checked except possibly X11 if you are
using a fink-installed version. Then try your fink update-all again and
let us know what happens.
--Robert
Michele Garribba wrote:
Thanks a
Cui Hongguang wrote:
answer 1:
the Debian version of mutt is NOT the same. and i am uncompletely
according to ~/.muttrc in debian.
answer 2:
mutt did work, send receive.
Cui,
What does this command yield?
$ mutt -v | head -n 1
Mutt 1.5.11 (2005-09-15)
Using Tomcat but need to do more?
I think this is a cool idea. Wouldn't it be easier to just set up a
Frappr page for fink users (http://www.frappr.com/)?
David H. wrote:
Dear Community.
I have been thinking about geo-locating Fink Users for quite some time now.
This mainly serves two purposes. First of all I am very curious
Have you tried the answer listed in the FAQ?
http://fink.sourceforge.net/faq/comp-general.php?phpLang=en#basic-headers
J.D. Stone wrote:
checking for gcc... gcc
checking for C compiler default output file name... configure: error: C
compiler cannot create executables
See `config.log' for more
Benjamin Reed wrote:
Alexander K. Hansen wrote:
Fink's ruby doesn't do Ruby on Rails?
More importantly, Fink's ruby doesn't support the system ruby's paths
like perl does? I would consider that a bug...
On 10.4.5 ppc using 10.4-transitional-unstable:
My experience is specifically that
I have the identical error, same set-up (dual G5 with 10.3.9 and Apple's
X11). -rtw
Roger Butland wrote:
Hi,
I have been having trouble trying to compile gcc4 v4.1.0-1
Dual PowerPC G5
Xcode 1.5
Apple's X11
FInk:
Package manager version: 0.24.12
Distribution version: 0.7.2.cvs
nm -P
It's fixed now with revision 3: gcc4 2:4.1.0-3.
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Mike Stagg wrote:
Hi,
I downloaded GRASS through Fink, but can't figure what the next steps are.
Fink Commander says the grass60 and grass60-shlibs are installed.
But, I can't get the program to run; don't see anything remotely
resembling an icon.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Gregory, Steve wrote:
Upon doing the 'which ls' command these obviously link from the sw directory
rather than originally from apple's locations ( /bin/ls ). As that comes first
in the list of $PATH (as it should)
Now i've tried creating an alias that forces my korn shell to use the original
Try the following command:
fink build python24
Gerrit Busch wrote:
Hello!
I am repetedly having problems with update-all at this point:
dpkg: regarding
.../fink-buildlock-python24-2.4.2-4_2006.02.01-18.40.10_darwin-powerpc.deb
containing fink-buildlock-python24-2.4.2-4:
Is there a simple command along the lines of uname or arch that will
provide the versions of SDKs, JDKs, and/or any other development kits?
I like to run a short script that describes my environment when I'm
building packages in order to help others help me if something goes
wrong and one
fink install openoffice.org
should download, build, and install the application(s) for you.
fink info openoffice.org
will tell you what components are installed, how to start the app, and
other nifty stuff.
Brian Durant wrote:
Thanks. BTW in reference to OpenOffice.org's listing on the Fink
Don Skoog wrote:
getting this:
Donald-Skoogs-Computer:~ donaldskoog$ /sw/bin/denemo
BinReloc failed to initialize:
Domain: 1 (GBinReloc)
Code: 4
Message: Binary relocation support is disabled.
Does it also say the following?
(denemo:7607): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open
Alexis Gallagher wrote:
Alexander K. Hansen wrote:
Unfortunately, unless somebody else here on the list comes up with a
better idea, I fear that you're going to need to rename your /sw
directory and start anew. You'll be able to reinstall anything you've
already built from its binary archive
Alan Oursland wrote:
I also had to uninstall clisp and remove this file to get the reinstall
to work:
/sw/fink/dists/unstable/main/binary-darwin-powerpc/languages/
clisp_2.35-1_darwin-powerpc.deb
Alternatively, you could have bumped up the revision number in your
local package, run fink
Eoin Haugh wrote:
Hi all,
It was suggested to me that I should mention the version of fink I'm using.
Package manager version: 0.23.10
Distribution version: 0.8.0
Try running:
fink selfupdate-rsync
... and then try to install gmt again.
Daniel E. Macks wrote:
This should be fixed in mozilla 1.7.5-4, which is currently propagting
to the selfupdate servers...
Looks fixed to me! Thanks Dan!
bash-3.00$ fink list mozilla
Reading package info...done.
Information about 5191 packages read in 12 seconds.
librsvg2-mozilla
Hawwa, Renda Lee wrote:
Hi everyone,
I am trying to install CNS on my Mac running Tiger 10.4. In order to do
so I have to modify my /sw/etc/apt/sources.list file to contain 3 lines at
the bottom. However, I have tried to edit it using vi and also using text
edit and it keeps telling me that
matz.org wrote:
Hi,
i've installed kdebase some days ago. everything works and i'm ok with it.
now i want to install the mighty amarok. but there's a thing a dont
understand: dependecies.
if i show amarok's deps i receive this long output:
Robert T Wyatt wrote:
As mentioned in another thread, this error has gone away; while I
believe it was due to a missing dependency, I'm not prepared to say what
that dependency was (it was fixed by happenstance, not by testing).
I should have mentioned that the missing dependency would
As mentioned in another thread, this error has gone away; while I
believe it was due to a missing dependency, I'm not prepared to say what
that dependency was (it was fixed by happenstance, not by testing).
Robert T Wyatt wrote:
Howdy folks,
the new ktagit produces errors when compiling
Daniel E. Macks wrote:
There are newer versions of libxml2 and libxslt in the unstable tree
that have patches that (supposedly!) make compiling more reliable.
Would be great if some people would test 'em and say yo, they work
so we could move them to stable.
dan
fwiw, with 10.3.9 I have:
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