u didn't install the SDK for apple's X11. It's linked to from the main page (http://a1408.g.akamai.net/5/1408/1388/818a79d41f1a22/1a1a1acd38990667d0fe67d53baad839a91985ea187bea5786de0f406fe45786d91d6897c7fd2e5b8bbef52c5a8cbcec1f4f80b0e7156dbf3197cd/
X11SDKForMacOSX.dmg.bin) at http://www.apple.com/macosx/x11/. this installs the rest of the X11 files. (the headers specifically) then do 'apt-get install system-xfree86' this time it will allow you to install it. I hope this works 4 u.


JP



On Wednesday, January 8, 2003, at 05:37 AM, SStrungis wrote:

I tried that last night before bed figuring that apt-get would resolve
any issues that I might have.  I got the same type of errors.  The
console dumps that I gave you via email were reflections of
FinkCommader's output.  According to FC the install system xfree86 is
archived.  If I attempt a forced remove it tells me that it is not
installed, so it cannot be removed.  The way I see it is Apple's X11
installed SOME FORM of Xfree86, it's just that fink doesn't officially
"see" it, so it wants to install it's brand of XF86, but cannot.

Am I seeing things properly?  According to the docs, I needed to install
JUST "system-xfree86" as a placeholder for fink to work its magic.  For
reasons that are beyond my Linux noob status I cannot understand why
this package will not install.

Can I tell fink to use what is there?

Scott



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