Hi. You're compiling with the gcc 3.3 compiler, and you probably have no
choice about that on the G5. I suggest that you download fink-0.16.1-beta.tar.gz
from http://sf.net/projects/fink and start the bootstrap from there.
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package called gcc2, you simply need to upgrade your fink to version
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Date: Tue, 14 Oct 2003 13:47:21 +0200
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Guy Lauquin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: fink selfupdate
Dear david,
I recently try running fink selfupdate-rsync after a last fink
selfupdate-cvs as recommended in your message. But I failed:
[chamaerops:~] guy% fink
Martin Costabel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Benjamin Reed wrote:
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It will, if you're using the new version of fink (0.14.2), and you're
working in the 10.2-gcc3.3 tree. the regular 10.2 tree isn't really
set up to enforce those kinds of things.
But, unless it is decided to stop
Guy Lauquin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recently try running fink selfupdate-rsync after a last fink
selfupdate-cvs as recommended in your message. But I failed:
[chamaerops:~] guy% fink selfupdate-rsync
sudo /sw/bin/fink selfupdate-rsync
Password:
Please note: the command 'fink
The file location changed a LONG time ago...
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Try editing the file /sw/etc/fink.conf to alter the line Verbose: 3 to
Verbose: 1. (Or, if you have no line beginning with Verbose, add that
line.)
You might get a more detailed output from fink in that case; if so, please
post to the list.
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Having a space in the middle of the name of the volume (i.e., the name of
the partition) can cause problems for some fink packages. I suggest
renaming it to Alternative_HD, which should cure your problem.
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heath chrystall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to install xfig which
=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Mich=E8le_Garoche?= [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Let's say I have the latest update to Developer Tools, MacOS 10.2.8,
unstable tree, update via cvs, fink 0-14.0 and some packages already
installed with sudo gcc_select 3.1.
What is the exact order to switch to gcc 3.3:
1 - run
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few days ago I have read a couple of message about ppower4, with the
suggestion to try with ppower4p.
I am not able to let ppower4 running and moreover I have no idea
about ppower4p: that command does not exist when ppower4 is installed
Try fink install libiconv-dev.
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I'm developing an application that interacts with Fink lightly. What I
need, if humanly possible is a list of potential errors fink can give.
I have catches for when you have to choose an option and No packages
to install but Potential compilation
Remi,
My understanding from Jeff W. was that the most recent g77 package doesn't
need the as package.
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Hi all, I still can't install latex2rtf because of the very same error:
[snip]
David R. Morrison wrote:
I've just committed a new version with the dependencies adjusted to correct
this problem.
Unfortunately, with the current CVS troubles at Sourceforge, you won't be
able to access
Hi. The new tree is still heavily under construction and won't be ready
for general use for another few weeks. (It has around 250 packages at
the moment, growing all the time...)
When it is a bit more complete, I'll probably put out a call for volunteers
to help test it.
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Installing binary packages works just fine with /sw symlinked somewhere
else -- I do it all the time.
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I've just committed a new version with the dependencies adjusted to correct
this problem.
Unfortunately, with the current CVS troubles at Sourceforge, you won't be
able to access the new version until around 24 hours from now.
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This problem has now been fixed with the new version fink-0.13.7 . Once
the sourceforge CVS server has caught up (perhaps 24 hours from now),
you can get the associated source file by doing a fink selfupdate-cvs.
It will be in the unstable tree, so if you don't have the unstable tree
enabled,
Joe,
Fink isn't ready for 10.3 yet, although the fink developers are working on
it.
If you do a binary-only installation of fink (i.e., using apt-get, dselect,
or the binary option in FinkCommander), then things should mostly work,
I believe.
However, to compile things yourself is trickier.
Mark,
Thanks for the careful debugging of the problem. I can offer a bit more
information.
Fink actually determines the uname values by running the script
/sw/lib/fink/update/config.guess . I can't quite work out what environment
variables are supposed to be in effect when that script is
Geoffrey A. Washburn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought arts depended on some the MCOP libraries that are part
of KDE? Looking at the .info file, it appears you are correct. In any
event, since it depends on esound as well, and given that no one has any
recommended alternatives,
Julien Michel Palmas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is it possible to use dvipdfm package with jaguar ?
You no longer need a separate dvipdfm package, as it is now included with
tetex.
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Joe,
One of the principles of fink is that packages compiled by fink should
compile the same everywhere, so that dependency checking is reliable,
and people can freely mix binary and source versions of packages.
For this reason, fink deliberately resets the user's environment variables
like
I was at WWDC, and while there, had a chance to use a G5 briefly. I was able
to bootstrap fink on the G5 (and WOW its fast).
Given the announced release dates for the G5 and for 10.3, it seems likely
that the G5 will initially ship with some version of 10.2. The incremental
10.2.x releases have
From the error messages, it sounds like the file
/sw/fink/dists/stable/main/binary-darwin-powerpc/text/tetex-texmf_2.0.2-1.deb
has gotten corrupted somehow.
Try fink rebuild tetex-texmf.
-- Dave
P.S. I'm forwarding this to fink-users, in case others have advice to offer.
It's not currently possible to revert back to non-cvs updates if you've ever
chosen to do cvs updates.
Why not submit a feature request about this? You'll need to sign up for
a sourceforge account if you don't already have one, and then go to the
feature request linked from the bottom right of
Hi Brendan. You've found an error in the new gettext package. I've
fixed is in a new version (0.10.40-6), but due to the CVS problems at
sourceforge, you won't be able to get the new version for 24 hours or
so.
You have two options (other than waiting!):
1) As a workaround, try
cd
Hi. I guess my first explanation was a bit too cryptic.
Since you are using 10.1, you have the most up-to-date fink package available.
However, as you have discovered, the source file corresponding to that
package is no longer in its original location.
However, as both Martin and I have tried
Im not sure why fink is trying to install transfig-3.2.3d-7, since the
latest version in ths stable tree is transfig-3.2.4-2.
Maybe you are still using OS X 10.1? If so, look for the correct source
file in http://us.dl.sf.net/fink/direct_download/source and copy it to
/sw/src/.
If not, maybe
I am bouncing this back to the list, since I'm not sure what the problem is...
-- Dave
Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2003 12:10:08 -0700
Subject: Re: [Fink-users] Installing xfig
From: KL [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: David R. Morrison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
Thanks, I think it is an upgrading trouble. However
The root of your problem is the parenthesis in the directory name.
Many Unix programs do not expect to find either spaces or parentheses in
directory names (or other unusual characters either).
The fact that fink has been working with this change is probably due more
to luck than anything else.
The users which Fink's passwd package adds to Netinfo are never removed
by Fink.
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Hi,
there is a problem on the Fink's site. Under Documentation section
the link Print Version seems to be broken for all documents. Could
you fix it?
Thanks,
Andrea.
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Apple distributed a Developer Preview of Panther to the attendees at WWDC
yesterday, and they will mail CDs with this Developer Preview to other
Apple developers with software seed keys within the next several days.
So as you can imagine, it will take us a while before we see for sure
Jerry Talkington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, Jun 20, 2003 at 05:00:28PM -0400, Dave Vasilevsky wrote:
On Friday, June 20, 2003, at 01:23 PM, Jerry Talkington wrote:
Is there any way to install fink without superuser privileges? It
doesn't make any sense to me that you would need
Due to numerous reported problems with pygtk2, we removed it from Fink
yesterday, until somebody fixes it. This might not be immediately
reflected when you do fink selfupdate-cvs, however, due to the current
CVS problems at SourceForge. (At the moment, anonymous requests to CVS
are served from a
Adrian Simmons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip]
Blah! I figured it out. It's working.
In the applications menu I'd entered:
./sw/bin/init.sh ; gnucash
It should be:
. /sw/bin/init.sh ; gnucash
That space after the period is essential :(
Since I tried this after reading the fink docs
I chose a random example from the current Fink KDE packages: the package
called kontour. If you install this yourself, you can verify what I'm
about to say.
To see what was installed by the package, run dpkg -L kontour. From
this you can see that the executable is /sw/bin/kontour.
Now run
Skip Montanaro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joe I would appreciate it if this file could be restored. Thanks! -Joe
Joe ===
Joe curl -f -L -s -S -O http://python.org/ftp/python/2.3/Python-2.3a2.tgz
Joe curl: (22) The requested
To expand on Alexander's answer just a little bit, when I'm making a fink
package I go through exactly the first steps you describe: let fink try,
look at the state of things after it fails, and figure out how to fix it.
But after that, I unpack a fresh copy of the tarball and edit what needs
to
The sourceforge site that you mirrored contains two things:
1) binaries (from the last distribution)
2) sources that correspond to those binaries (so only the stable tree
sources, and only those which came from the last distribution)
As Ben suggested, you could use the local copy of the
I've put a new version of the gc-static package into fink, which should
hopefully solve the problems several of you were having with compiling
Macaulay2.
We (the Macaulay2 authors and I) have had trouble with Macaulay2 ever since
the OS X upgrade to 10.2, but we think we've finally solved it. I
Anybody have advice for this user, how to fix the status file?
Date: Thu, 29 May 2003 13:52:33 +0200
Subject: libtool14-1.5-1
From: COUTENET [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The following package will be installed or updated:
libtool14
The following additional package will be installed:
What do you get from which install-info?
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I'm trying to install gimp, but fink asks for a file
mpeg_lib-1.3.1.tar.gz, that is not on the ftp server (ftp.gimp.org).
Anyone knows a workaround?
This particular problem was fixed some time ago. If you consult the fink
FAQ, Q3.17 I'm trying to install a package but fink can't download
Sounds like the server is down... But fortunately for you, lcms was featured
in the 0.5.1 stable distribution, and for that reason its sourcefile can
also be found at
http://us.dl.sf.net/fink/direct_download/source
Once you've grabbed the appropriate file from that directory, you store it
in
Here is the tex installed on my machine:
[dhcp-64-101-108-187:download/work/MySQLTutor-0.2] gjin% which tex
/usr/local/teTeX/bin/powerpc-apple-darwin-current/tex
It looks like you are using Gerben Wierda's teTeX distribution, the one
which comes with TeXShop. Have you updated it recently?
The number 19 appears because your OS X system is localized to a language
other than English. (This is a bug in Apple's Installer, that it doesn't
just show you the English-language error message.)
The English language error message corresponding to number 19 is
A root directory /sw exists.
So it's not possible to work with (Mac)Gimp on a Mac where also Fink
is installed?
Now that you have Fink installed, you can use Fink to install Gimp.
(Or you can use FinkCommander, which is separate program providing at
GUI interface to Fink.)
-- Dave
The only ways I know that you could have gotten an /sw directory (other than
creating it by hand from the command-line yourself are):
1) Installed the recent Virex 7.2 available on .Mac
2) Installed software from a CD sold by OpenOSX.com (perhaps an old
version of their software)
3)
Ah. Looking at this a bit more closely, I agree with you that the
documentation is pretty confusing!
The current fink libtool-1.3.5 package contains the patch already; it
actually contains an updated version of the patch which is needed for
OS X 10.2 and beyond. IIRC, it is exactly the quoting
You didn't say which version of Macaulay2 you tried. (A new version was
added to CVS yesterday.)
And you didn't include the error message.
Please provide additional information. I believe that the new version of
Macaulay2 should work well (although the previous version did have problems).
I have updated the fix-fink program to help people update their libpng
libraries to libpng3 and hopefully cure the libpng/libpng3 woes. You can
find fix-fink-2.0-1 in the unstable tree at the moment. If you use it,
please let me know so that I can move it to the stable tree after getting
some
There is an experimental version of system-xfree86-4.2-9 under development
by Ben Reed. If you want to try it out, visit
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/fink/experimental/rangerrick/finkinfo/x11-system/
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Since you think the problem may be upstream, I've restored the old versions
of the xfig and transfig packages (under a new name). After running
fink selfupdate-cvs, you'll need to remove both xfig and transfig, and
then you can install the new transfig323 and xfig323 packages.
-- Dave
dpkg: no, cannot remove libfame-shlibs (--auto-deconfigure will help):
mplayer depends on libfame-shlibs
libfame-shlibs is to be removed.
Try running fink remove mplayer, then do your update, and then install
mplayer again.
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Try fink rebuild sawfish and let us know if that fixes the problem.
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tetex-2.0.1 was removed from the CTAN sites.
When that happened, I updated the fink tetex-2.0.1 files so that they now
fetch the source from fink's site rather than CTAN. To access the updated
files, you need to run fink selfupdate-cvs.
At the same time, I put fink packages for tetex-2.0.2 into
Josh Kuperman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is best to go offline while you compile libnet-pm.
That's fine for my laptop, but this machine is my web and mail
server. It should stay on line and keep running even when I install
software. I am totally sure that I don't really care about the
If I understand correctly, you've observed that fink's install procedure
for libnet-pm doesn't work properly unless you go offline, whereas a
direct CPAN install of the same package does not require going offline.
Tracking down the reason for that would involve examining the fink build
procedure
Can you tell me what you get from fink list tetex and also from
which latex? It shouldn't have been possible to get the error message
which you got!
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Do you have the environment variable DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH set?
(Try setenv | grep DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH if you are running tcsh.)
My guess is that it is set to /usr/X11R6/lib, which is causing dyld to
look for the library there rather than in the place specified in
/sw/bin/display itself.
-- Dave
Thanks for spotting this. There was an error in pdflib-4.0.3-6.info. I've
fixed it now, so if you run fink selfupdate-cvs again, everything should
be fine.
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Richard Gill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use fink, xdvi, and tetex-macosx , to accompany Gerben Wierda's latex
distribution which fits
nicely with Richard Koch's TeXShop. (Thanks to TeXShop I don't need to
use xdvi much,
but it's occasionally useful to have around).
Last week doing fink
Thanks for reporting this. It is now fixed in emacs21-21.2-15.
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Hi Karl.
I'm not sure why you still have system-ghostscript-6.01-1 on your system.
However, I can explain what is happening.
Not too long ago, it was discovered that Gerben Wierda's ghostscript v.7
package does not have X11 support compiled in, and does not work with gv.
I revised the
The error you are seeing comes from an error in libtool, see
http://fink.sourceforge.net/doc/porting/preparing.php#gcc3
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I'm still not too sure what your goal is: are you trying to avoid Fink
entirely? Or do you just want to install in /usr/local? (I hope you
are aware that you could in fact do that using Fink if you wanted to...)
In any case, you can get probably get some important clues by reading
the .info and
Actually, there was a recent discussion of g-brief on the tetex mailing
list, and it was pointed out that the license terms of g-brief are
non-free. So g-brief will be removed from tetex in the next release.
You can still get it directly from CTAN and install it in ~/Library/texmf.
-- Dave
Here is a trick which works: call your new version 0.2.14.0 .
Later you'll be able to update to 0.2.15 and get back on sequence in
the right way.
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Hi Julien.
I'm under the impression that a fink-installed ghostscript will work just
fine with GW's tetex: is that correct?
If so, then you might want to use fink's ghostscript. Fink has had
ghostscript 8 in it's unstable tree since late November. There have
been some problems detected with
Sounds like an error must have been made when the .deb file was created.
Try fink rebuild tetex-texmf.
-- Dave
Unpacking replacement tetex-texmf ...
dpkg-deb: unexpected end of file in between members in
/sw/fink/dists/unstable/main/binary-darwin-powerpc/text/tetex-texmf_2.0.1-2_darw
So you read the part about setting environment variables so that ./configure
and make find the things which fink has installed? That is the most common
source of problems when first starting out...
I did this before writing the list.
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I have just fixed the xdvi problem, by changing where fink looks for the
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You probably need to install the qt3-dev package.
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Hi Martin. I eventually realized that doxygen had its own internal libpng,
and I asked one of the folks who is having trouble to generate a session
log of fink trying to build doxygen on his system and send it to me...
Unfortunately, it is identical to my own session log until the failure
occurs.
Here's why I suspect /usr/local/lib/libpng.dylib :
The collection of X11-related packages on OpenDarwin which was posted
just after the first beta release of X11.app included a package for
libpng (we'd call it libpng3 in fink) which installs in /usr/local.
That package compiles libpng-1.2.5
There was a problem with fink's libpng3 package which might be the source
of the problem, here. The problem was fixed in libpng3-1.2.5-3 around
10 days ago.
It seems that doxygen is missing a dependency on libpng3? It should almost
certainly be a versioned dependency, to make sure that the
Thanks for your patience, I'm still getting all of the kinks worked out of
the new tetex.
The new tetex-base package installs a file /sw/share/doc/tetex-base/README.fink
which are the release notes Jean-Francois was referring to.
The pdflatex business will be smoother in the next version. For
Please tell me the output of fink list libpng.
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Enrico Franconi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like to know more about the difference between the 'pure' fink
tetex distribution and the 'mixed' GW tex distribuiton. I understand
that GW distributes the tetex texmf tree (and so this coincides with
fink's one) and the TeXLive binaries (and here
Enrico Franconi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another possibility could be to package the TeXLive distribution itself, but
I have no idea of how much more effort it should be put on it wrt tetex.
I got the following message:
On 16/02/2003 18:04, JF Mertens wrote:
(Shouldn't be that hard _ at
Alexandre Enkerli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It works on my installation, including with custom-installed packages
(ucs.sty for Unicode and TIPA for IPA) I used to use with GW's
distribution.
I don't use a lot of binaries so, these might be unavailable. Is there
a reason why GW's TeXLive
Hi Dan. pdftex is now actually included in tetex, so you don't need to
install the (obsolete) pdftex package.
Also, ghostscript6 was something needed with OS X 10.1 and teTeX; we
need to update the description so that people realize it's no longer
necessary to install that one.
Thanks for the
Note to self: add alias pdflatex='pdftex -progname pdflatex' to
You shouldn't need this either: there is a pdflatex command in tetex-base-2.0-5
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On Feb 14,2003 10:58:40 -0400, Alexandre Enkerli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
It'd be nice to have an easy way to build minimal placeholders to
resolve dependencies.
Given the proliferation of software distributions on OSX these days, we
often have different pieces installed from different
On Feb 14,2003 11:25:32 -0400, Alexandre Enkerli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
Our philosophy has been that Fink will be a much more
stable system if almost everything which Fink uses is compiled by Fink
and is
part of the Fink system.
I understand that. It'd be much easier if Fink were the
On Feb 13,2003 10:32:40 -0800, Justin Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
[snip]
Is there a straight-forward way of figuring out fink dependencies?
Sorry, not at the moment. If you look at the .info file for the package, it
will list both Depends and BuildDepends. Then you need to look at the
Can anyone help debug this problem?
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From: =?ISO-8859-1?Q?g=E9rard_rio?= [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: geomview-1.8.1-6
hello,
I am trying to use geomview on the new apple X11. With the preceding
Why is geomview using -force_flat_namespace anyway?
Because it also depends on lesstif, and that was the way we solved the
problems with lesstif around a year ago.
I'm not sure what the solution is here...
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On Feb 11,2003 15:11:27 -0500, Ettore Aldrovandi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
I have installed the new tetex and some of the satellite packages:
latex2html, ifmslide, texpower. I am puzzled by the packaging choice in
these latter packages. Why is everything going into /sw/etc/texmf.local
(which
Michele and Martin,
Thanks for reporting this. It was an oversight on my part; when upgrading
from 2.0-2 to 2.0-3 one directory was moved from the tetex package to the
tetex-base package, but dpkg wasn't told this was happening so it objected.
I've just posted version 2.0-4 which should fix the
I believe that I have fixed these problems, with a new version of libpng3
and new versions of ghostscript with versioned dependency on the new libpng3.
Please let me know if these work for you.
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On Friday, February 7, 2003, at 12:12 PM, Norris Preyer wrote:
Version 5 of doxygen builds very nicely now with the new (old) version
of fancyhdr. Thanks!
Cool... thanks David. Just to confirm, that new (old) version of
fancyhdr will
The doxygen problem will be fixed shortly, maybe 20 minutes. You'll find
doxygen-1.2.18-5 at that time.
-- Dave
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