It works! After completely removing Qt, Fink and MacPorts, and a new
installation of MacPorts and kile-devel, Kile is now up and running. :)
Thanks for all help and explanations
Thomas
On 30.11.2010, at 01:54, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
> On Nov 29, 2010, at 08:08, Thomas Schneider wrote:
>
>> Well, I'm sorry that this is now difficult to sort out, but I really
>> couldn't tell in the first place that the different sources would interfere
>> with each other.
>
> Ideally they wouldn't, but unfortunately in some cases they seem to, so the
> best answer we can give is don't mix and match. If you use MacPorts, don't
> use Fink or Homebrew, and don't put things in /usr/local or
> /Library/Frameworks.
>
>
>>> Remove /Library/Frameworks/phonon.framework as well.
>>
>> This yields:
>>
>> $ kile.app/Contents/MacOS/kile
>> dyld: Library not loaded: phonon.framework/Versions/4/phonon
>> Referenced from: /opt/local/lib/libkhtml.5.dylib
>> Reason: image not found
>> Trace/BPT trap
>
> Ok, this proves that /opt/local/lib/libkhtml.5.dylib (which according to
> "port provides" is provided by the kdelibs4 port) has been inadvertently
> linked to your standalone phonon framework, instead of with the phonon in
> MacPorts. Now that the standalone phonon framework is gone, rebuilding
> kdelibs4 ("sudo port -n upgrade --force phonon") should rebuild it properly.
> Though there may be other ports in addition to kdelibs4 in the same boat,
> which you'll discover as you go along, which would need to be rebuilt as well.
>
>
>>> Remove all the Qt frameworks. I don't know what the remaining 11 are since
>>> I haven't seen their names.
>
>> The frameworks remaining in /Library/Frameworks all have to do with other
>> applications:
>>
>> GHC.framework
>> HPDeviceModel.framework
>> HPPml.framework
>> HPServicesInterface.framework
>> HPSmartPrint.framework
>> HaskellPlatform.framework
>> MacFUSE.framework
>> TSLicense.framework
>> WesternDigital
>> cisco-vpnclient.framework
>> gecode.framework
>
> Ok. The GHC and Haskell frameworks are part of the Glasgow Haskell Compiler;
> if you ever want to install any Haskell software with MacPorts you may have
> problems unless you remove these.
>
> The HP frameworks are probably for a Hewlett-Packard printer, for which we
> don't have any software in MacPorts that I know of so thees should be fine.
>
> The MacFUSE framework is on my system as well. I don't remember why I have
> it. MacPorts has a version of MacFUSE too, but I don't think it works anymore.
>
> Don't know what TSLicense or gecode are. Don't think we have anything similar
> in MacPorts so these are probably fine.
>
> The WesternDigital and cisco-vpnclient frameworks probably won't interfere
> with MacPorts either.
>
>
>>> Linking to things in /System/Library/Frameworks is normal and expected.
>>> Linking to things in /Library/Frameworks may be problematic. (Or it may
>>> not, if that framework was installed by MacPorts.)
>>
>> OK.
>>
>> Is it indicated to start completely from scratch, i.e.:
>>
>> * completely get rid of the previous Qt installation,
>> * completely erase the Fink installation including all installed packages
>> and their entries in the Library and similar places,
>> * probably do the same for MacPorts, and
>> * start from a fresh MacPorts installation?
>
> That would be one way to go, or you could just rebuild ports as you find ones
> that need to be rebuilt. Complete uninstallation and reinstallation might be
> simuler, if you don't have a lot of ports and/or if you have a fast Mac, as
> it would remove any doubt that everything has been rebuilt.
>
>
>> If so, how do I clean up properly after Qt, Fink, and MacPorts?
>
> For Qt and Fink, you'll have to ask them. For MacPorts, I see you already
> found the uninstall instructions in the guide.
>
> http://guide.macports.org/chunked/installing.macports.uninstalling.html
>
>
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