Dario Freni wrote:
On 24/gen/07, at 17:24, Ben wrote:
Koen Martens wrote:
Ben wrote:
Ben wrote:
I have attached my build info, including a view of pkg_info.txt,
which
shows that 51 packages appear to be added to the ISO but only 34
packages are listed in pkg_info.txt.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Ben
Any updates on this? I just tried updating my sources and applying
Koen
Marten's patch from this morning but still had problems with the
proper
packages being added to the ISO.
Did you try the same thing I tried: sprinkle some echo statements
around in the pkginstall script. Start by catting input and output
of each of the three functions, to zoom in which function 'looses'
the package. Then you can put more detailled echo's and/or analyze
the code of the function that is the culprit.
Gr,
Koen
I'm sorry for continuing this thread, I wonder if anyone is still
reading it, but I think I've finally nailed down the problem. After
finally finding the .done_pkginstall file I saw a bunch of "pkg_add:
could not find package" statements. The odd thing is all of these
packages that could not be found aren't showing up in
"/tmp/freesbie.icICHjHP/packages" as being dependencies. Are the
FreeSBIE scripts not drilling down far enough to find dependencies of
dependencies?
I guess I'll keep digging but please let me know if anyone else sees
this as possible.
Have you tried running pkgdb -F (from sysutils/portupgrade) on your
system? It
seems you have dependencies listed on your package db that are not
installed.
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Thank you for the response but yes, I have run pkgdb -F several times
and have not been warned about any missing dependencies. I have also run
portupgrade -af which should have also taken care of any dependencies.
Both ran without any errors.
I also added the packages that were throwing errors in .done_pkginstall
tonight and was able to burn a ISO without any errors. It also found the
binary for startxfce4 but /pkg_info.txt and /var/db/pkg/ didn't show any
new packages as being installed so I'm thinking there is something
messed up with one of the variables that copies the disk image to the
ISO. I'll maybe have to play around with the MAKEOBJDIRPREFIX variable,
or other things, to try to fix the LOGFILE variable which will hopefully
fix whatever else is messed up.
Ben
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