On 7/29/11 10:27 AM, Alexander Hansen wrote: > On 7/29/11 12:33 PM, Richard Miles wrote: >> On 7/29/11 6:11 AM, Richard Miles wrote: >>> On 7/29/11 5:55 AM, Alexander Hansen wrote: >>>> On 7/28/11 12:32 PM, Richard Miles wrote: >>>>> If I were to erase my 64 bit fink. Then replace it with 32 bit fink >>>>> would fink commander work with 32 bit fink in /sw? >>>>> >>>> It should. Fink Commander only runs the command-line executables, and >>>> doesn't really care what architecture you're using. >>>> >>> Thanks. I will try that then. Here goes a big change... >>> >> after installing fink in /sw and a new finkcommander in /Applications, >> Fink Commander does not show any packages. This after a selfupdate and >> update-all. I guess fink commander requires 64 bit fink >> > > Not really. It was built before 64-bit Fink was even an option. > > Try running "update table" from Fink Commander's menu. I tried that, but the table remains blank 0 packages installed. I ran seftupdate from a terminal and it listed packages. I installed bundle-gnome. Many packages were installed. But FinkCommander shows a blank table. I don't understand why it does not list packages. ?
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