At 9:52 AM -0500 30/3/02, Kevin Horton wrote:
>At 3:32 PM +0100 30/3/02, mathias meyer wrote:
>>kevin
>>
>>just had a similar problem (error: node exists) whan upgrading. in 
>>my case it worked to remove the mentioned package first and then 
>>upgrade. so removing libjpeg first and then installing the same or 
>>a newer version might do the trick. if you do it via the fink 
>>remove command you have to remove all the packages that depend on 
>>libjpeg first, of course. so you might want to sudo dpkg 
>>--force-remove libjpeg. i suggest
>>
>>sudo dpkg --force-remove libjpeg
>>fink install libjpeg
>>fink install gnome-vfs
>>
>>hope that helps,
>>
>>mathias
>
>Mathias,
>
>Thanks for the info.  I got over the original problem last night by 
>basically doing what you suggest.  I didn't know about the 
>force-remove option, so I manually removed all the dependencies for 
>libjpeg, then installed it again.  I then got a similar node exists 
>message for zlib, so I did the same thing again.  That let me get 
>gnome-vfs working.
>
>Now I'm working on installing gnumeric (which was the reason why I 
>needed gnome-vfs), and it complains about a node already existing 
>for gnome-print.  I'm trying a rebuild gnome-print now - if that 
>doesn't work I'll remove and reinstall it.
>
>I'm starting to wonder if maybe something is wrong with the latest 
>fink version.  I've been using fink for several months and never had 
>this sort of problem until the latest fink update.  Now I've had 
>three occurrences in two days of a "Failed: Internal error: node for 
>XXXX already exists" where XXXX is a package name.
>
>Take care,
>
>Kevin Horton

I finally got gnome-vfs and gnumeric installed.  I ended up with 
three sets of "Failed: Internal error: node for XXXX already exists" 
during the process (where XXXX is a package name).  In each case, the 
only way I found to move ahead was to remove the package and install 
it again.

I also ended up with a couple of dependencies that repeatedly failed 
to compile, but I discovered that they were available in binary form, 
so I installed them that way.

Thanks to Chris Devers and Mathais Meyer for their advice.  Thanks to 
all the people who make fink happen!

Kevin Horton

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