At 00.07 +0200 04-07-27, Martin Costabel wrote/04-07-27, 00.07 +0200
skrev Martin Costabel
Yes, Alex found it odd, too. You could run fink-virtual-pkgs and
then look at the paragraph talking about system-xfree86-dev, in
particular the provides line. Mine says
provides: x11-dev, libgl-dev,
[]
Package: system-xfree86-dev
Status: install ok installed
Version: 2:4.3-2
provides: x11-dev, libgl-dev, xft2-dev, fontconfig1-dev
description: [placeholder for user installed x11 development tools]
builddependsonly: true
(but now I have installed X11 SDK)
Is the case closed or do you need some
At 18.40 -0400 04-07-25, Alexander K. Hansen wrote/04-07-25, 18.40
-0400 skrev Alexander K. Hansen
OK, this is good: the packages are built but not installed. Try running
dpkg -l *xfree86* to see if you have any half-installed bits of
XFree86 installed by some chance.
% dpkg -l *xfree86*
On Jul 26, 2004, at 2:33 AM, david bonde wrote:
At 18.40 -0400 04-07-25, Alexander K. Hansen wrote/04-07-25, 18.40
-0400 skrev Alexander K. Hansen
OK, this is good: the packages are built but not installed. Try
running
dpkg -l *xfree86* to see if you have any half-installed bits of
At 08.26 -0400 04-07-26, Alexander K. Hansen wrote/04-07-26, 08.26
-0400 skrev Alexander K. Hansen
% dpkg -l *xfree86*
Desired=Unknown/Install/Remove/Purge/Hold
| Status=Not/Installed/Config-files/Unpacked/Failed-config/Half-installed
|/ Err?=(none)/Hold/Reinst-required/X=both-problems
On Jul 26, 2004, at 11:45 AM, david bonde wrote:
At 08.26 -0400 04-07-26, Alexander K. Hansen wrote/04-07-26, 08.26
-0400 skrev Alexander K. Hansen
% dpkg -l *xfree86*
Desired=Unknown/Install/Remove/Purge/Hold
|
Status=Not/Installed/Config-files/Unpacked/Failed-config/Half-
installed
|/
On Jul 26, 2004, at 12:40 PM, david bonde wrote:
At 12.03 -0400 04-07-26, Alexander K. Hansen wrote/04-07-26, 12.03
-0400 skrev Alexander K. Hansen
And you do have system-xfree86-dev. This is mysterious to me.
I do? How can I see that?
Can I do something to save my fink-installation or should I
Alexander K. Hansen wrote:
On Jul 26, 2004, at 12:40 PM, david bonde wrote:
At 12.03 -0400 04-07-26, Alexander K. Hansen wrote/04-07-26, 12.03
-0400 skrev Alexander K. Hansen
And you do have system-xfree86-dev. This is mysterious to me.
I do? How can I see that?
Can I do something to save my
At 13.09 -0400 04-07-26, Alexander K. Hansen wrote/04-07-26, 13.09
-0400 skrev Alexander K. Hansen
Run fink list -i system-xfree86. I could have sworn you posted an
earlier message showing that you had system-xfree86-dev.
% fink list -i system-xfree86
Information about 1722 packages read in 11
At 20.12 +0200 04-07-26, Martin Costabel wrote/04-07-26, 20.12 +0200
skrev Martin Costabel
Last time we had such a persistent case, there was still some file
from the X11SDK.pkg missing, although this package had been
reinstalled twice. The third time it worked.
The missing file was
david bonde wrote:
[]
i system-xfree86-dev2:4.3-2 [placeholder for user
installed x11 development tools]
i system-xfree86-sh... 2:4.3-2 [placeholder for user
installed x11 shared libraries]
Isn't that odd if I don't have the SDK installed?
Yes, Alex found it odd,
At 09.33 -0400 04-07-20, Alexander K. Hansen wrote/04-07-20, 09.33
-0400 skrev Alexander K. Hansen
Thanks for your answer. I have made some progress but is not done yet.
Can you quote from further back in the error message? This isn't
very helpful--this could be the error from having an
On Jul 25, 2004, at 6:20 AM, david bonde wrote:
At 09.33 -0400 04-07-20, Alexander K. Hansen wrote/04-07-20, 09.33
-0400 skrev Alexander K. Hansen
Thanks for your answer. I have made some progress but is not done yet.
Can you quote from further back in the error message? This isn't
very
When I try to install ghostscript:
% sudo fink install ghostscript
and picking all the default choices the installation process ends up
with this error message:
### execution of dpkg failed, exit code 1
Failed: can't batch-install packages:
On Jul 20, 2004, at 6:58 AM, david bonde wrote:
When I try to install ghostscript:
% sudo fink install ghostscript
and picking all the default choices the installation process ends up
with this error message:
You shouldn't necessarily pick the defaults, by the way.
### execution of dpkg failed,
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