Maybe not: I seem to remember having a problem with some operation (but I
don't remember for sure which one) when I didn't have a fink.old folder. It
wasn't selfupdate, though: I just tried that after renaming my fink.old.
It's probably easy enough to create one if you have a problem ('sudo cp
/sw/fink/ /sw/fink.old/').
On Wednesday 24 July 2002 12:23, Brandon Potter wrote:
> I'm running a recent version of fink and noticed that I have a fink.old
> folder in /sw
> Is it okay to delete the directory and its contents?
> Thanks,
> Brandon Potter
>
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