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rbambery wrote:
> I have two (PowerPC and Intel) systems with texmf under Fink on them.
What package? tetex-texmf, texlive-texmf, or ptex-texmf ? I'm assuming
tetex-texmf, but it's always best to provide the literal Fink package name.
> The directory structure for /sw/var/lib/texmf are different.
> Both versions have /sw/var/lib/texmf/fonts and /sw/var/lib/texmf/web2c.
>
> The PowerPC version has one subdirectory named map under the fonts
> directory with 4 subdirectories under it named dvipdfm, dvips, pdftex and
> xvdi.
> The intel has nothing under the fonts subdirectory.
>
> The PowerPC version has more than 40 files under web2c (one of which is
> latex.fmt which is the file that gnuplot 4.2.4 searches for).
> The Intel version has 6 subdirectories under web2c named aleph, luatex,
> metafont, metapost, omega, pdftex and tex . None of them have latex.fmt
> in them. Thus, my build of gnuplot documentation fails on the intel box
> when it cannot find latex.fmt.)
>
> I don't recall any problems with the installation with either of them.
>
> Could this be a problem with the newer texlive package announced
> by Tomoaki Okayama on Oct 10 on the developer's list?
>
> The PowerPC subdirectory was created Dec 15, 2008 and my entire fink
> distribution is up-to-date.
> The Intel subdirectory was created Oct 20, 2009 and the distribution is
> also completely up-to-date.
>
> My configurations:
> PowerPC -Dual 2.5 GHz PowerPC G5 - MacOSX 10.5.7 - Fink 0.29.10-41
> XCode 3.1.3 - gcc version 4.4.1-1000 (under fink)
Fink's gcc version isn't very relevant here, because most packages don't
use it.
> Intel - 2.4 GHz Core 2 Duo - MacOSX 10.5.8 - Fink 0.29.10-41
> XCode 3.1.3 - gcc version 4.4.1-1000 (under fink)
>
> Other Tex related tools installed on both systems
> latex-beamer 3.07-1
> latex-figbib 2004-08-12-2
> libkpathsea4 3.5.7-1
> ptexenc 1.06-1
> rt2latex2e 1.0fc2-1
> texi2html 1.64-16
> texinfo 4.13-1001
> texlive-texmf 0.20080822-1
> texpower 0.2-4
> unicode-tex 20041017-2
>
> Both systems have
> dblatex,jadetex, tetex-texmf classified as archived
> The intel system (only) has
> texlive-base and texlive classified as archived
>
"archived" status is absolutely irrelevant to anything. Those are
packages that are built on your system but not installed, i.e. archived.
They bear no role on the current state of things.
The fact that you have different contents in those directories isn't
necessarily surprising, and is independent of the architecture. Their
contents are generated at runtime. For example, I have
dpkg -S /sw/var/lib/texmf/fonts
texlive-base: /sw/var/lib/texmf/fonts
$ ls /sw/var/lib/texmf/fonts
map pk
on my 10.5.9/Intel machine. You might try running
sudo updmap-sys
and see if that generates the missing content.
- --
Alexander Hansen
Fink User Liaison
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