Hello Nicola,
Are you sure that you don't have multiple conflicting gnustep-make
installations ? ;-)
If not, are you sure that your gnustep-make is up-to-date with your
gnustep-base ?
There indeed was some GNUstep stuff installed by aptitude.
In conclusion, I suggest starting from scratch (ie, rm -Rf
/opt/GNUstep,
rm -Rf /usr/GNUstep, rm -Rf /etc/GNUstep), making sure there is no old
GNUstep
stuff on your system anywhere, then get your clean
gnustep-make/gnustep-base sources
with the exact same version you're using on Solaris and build from
scratch.
No reason why that shouldn't work, but if it doesn't, please post your
logs again
(including the gnustep-make ones this time!) ;-)
I removed all these packages, started from scratch and this time it
worked.
Thanks a lot!
Regards,
Andreas
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