Martin Costabel wrote:
Robert T Wyatt wrote:
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I installed the "Mac OS 10.4.0 SDK" but the build still failed with the same error, even after repairing permissions and restarting.

Can you look if that installation of the SDK replaced your /usr/bin/ld by something more recent? The idea is that this new ld should behave more correctly.

Yes, I did that in the process. After installing the SDK, I looked at /usr/bin/ld and it was dated Mar 25 2005. Having read your note on the lists, I wondered if the SDK installed properly, so I moved it to /usr/bin/ld.away and reran the installer. It did replace the file, but the new file had the same date. I have to say that I did not check the date prior to running the installer the first time, so I don't know if this file is newer than the original, but it is not bleedingly new in any case. I rebooted more than once just in case this would have any effect and I still got the identical error. I went ahead and replaced my sdl.txt with this new log just in case you wish to check that out (it's a little hard to follow because this is the log from my ssh connection from home, but I drove in to the office and ran the installer in between parts of the log that is posted--it was quicker than trying to figure out how to do it remotely): http://66.90.146.246/~robertwyatt/fink/sdl.txt

Side note: after moving ld to ld.away and rerunning the installer, DiskUtility (via sudo diskutil repairPermissions /) repaired the owner, group, and permissions on the 'new' ld file. You can find that command in the log and use this to check that the build failure is identical before and after installation of the SDK.

Permissions differ on ./usr/bin/ld, should be -r-xr-xr-x , they are -rwxr-xr-x
Owner and group corrected on ./usr/bin/ld
Permissions corrected on ./usr/bin/ld



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