On 1/24/06, LHerm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Ben for the changes and Martin for the information.
>
> I removed the libdvdnav2 packages and then installed the libdvdnav4
> before installing the gst-plugins. This time the install went well. I
> went ahead with the old packages just to see if there might have been
> more layers to this. Now I get to do it all again for Ben's update.
>
> I did come up with a couple more questions on this though. Is there a
> reason why the shlibs are labeled as version four in the name but the
> main package is not. ie. libdvdnav instead of libdvdnav4
>
> Also during the build there was a list of plug-ins that were going to
> be included and another list of plug-ins that were not going to be
> included. One of the ones that was not going to be included was xine. I
> had not heard of it so I searched on the web and found their site.
> http://xinehq.de/index.php/home They list Fink as a source for
> installing this but fink info xine responds with no such package. Does
> anyone know what this package might be called or what could have
> happened to it? Their link was to fink was to
> http://fink.sourceforge.net/ . I browsed around in the packages and
> then sound links but I could find no listing there for xine or even for
> the gst-plugins packages.
Here's what's available in 10.4-transitional/unstable:
$ fink list xine
Information about 5303 packages read in 6 seconds.
i amarok-kde-gstreamer-xine 1.3.8-21 KDE - music player
amarok-kde-xine 1.3.8-21 KDE - music player
gxine 0.4.1-11 Xine video
player, user interface (GNOME)
libxine 1-rc5-27 Xine video/media
player library
libxine-docs 1-rc5-27 Xine video/media
player library
libxine-shlibs 1-rc5-27 Xine video/media
player library
libxine1 1.0.1-10 Xine video/media
player library
libxine1-shlibs 1.0.1-10 Xine video/media
player library
Maybe gstreamer could be refactored to use the xine libraries
currently available.
(Bottom line--don't trust anything Fink-related in what upstream sites say)
>
> The other thing that comes out of this is how do I get back those lists
> of plug-ins that were installed and especially those that were not. The
> lists scrolled off the top of Fink Commanders log and were lost. I
> could try to install again from the terminal and hopefully the lists
> would be preserved this time. It would be nice if there was a more
> elegant solution though. Preferably some method that I can do
> arbitrarily at anytime and that would work with similar situations in
> other packages. Is there some standard place in the source code where
> this information is likely to be? Is there some tool or program that is
> designed to pull this information out of the source?
>
> Lorenz
>
>
Such a method exists in the prerelease code for fink-0.25.
In addition, you could just use Terminal.app with the windows set for
infinite scrollback and do "fink rebuild gstteamer".
There are, of course, other options.
<snip>
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