sebyte wrote: []
Just noticed a directory 'y' in /sw/src. Should this be here, or is it related
to my 'y' mistake? It contains the following subdirectories which have
something of the 'buildpath' about them...
Yes, I think it is related to the 'y mistake',
/sw/src/y/fink-0.17.1-1/fink-0.17.1
It should normally be called /sw/src/fink-0.17.1-1/fink-0.17.1 and it is the build directory for Fink's fink package. These build directories get removed after the package is completely built (except if you tell fink explicitly to keep them). In your case, it doesn't get removed because of its wrong name.
10.1 Makefile bootstrap.sh mirror 10.2 NEWS dpkg-checkall.sh pathsetup.command.in 10.2-gcc3.3 README fink-virtual-pkgs.in perlmod 10.3 README.html fink.8.in postinstall.pl.in AUTHORS TODO fink.conf.5.in setup.sh COPYING USAGE fink.in libs.default.in ChangeLog USAGE.html fink.info.in t INSTALL VERSION inject.pl update INSTALL.html bootstrap.pl install.sh update-fink.sh
On this note, should the directory 't' be there? 'y' and 't' both seem like odd names for directories....
't' is odd, but correct, it contains a test suite for fink itself. Anyway, you can safely remove all of this.
-- Martin
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