On Tue, Sep 06, 2005 at 11:45:03PM +0300, harywilke wrote: > Well i got the binary version 10.6 installed and working, but i still > want to figure out how to roll my own for later. > > the spec shows the following requirements: > > BuildRequires: XFree86-sdk, XFree86-devel > BuildRequires: ivtv-kernheaders > > but when i try to install the XFree packages through Yum i get > conflicts "xorg-x11 conflicts with XFree86-sdk" > so how can i compile the xdriver against the xorg files already on my > machine?
XFree86 was replaced with xorg-x11 in Fedora Core something. The two projects share the same codebase (xorg is a fork off XFree86), and the resulting packages are very similar, too. So when a package XFree86-something is required use xorg-x11-something instead. That's a golden rule of thumb :) Many xorg-x11 package provide the old XFree86 entities for backwards compatibility. You are certainly on the safe side if you use system-package-config to install all X11 bits, or use yum groupinstall with some X11 groups. -- Axel.Thimm at ATrpms.net
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