Unfortunately Solaris' mv is too brain dead such that it won't work
unless I use another mv.
Actually, more fiddling reveals that fink probably needs to be
rewritten to port to another platform at all (and I'm not going to
advocate this, at least not on fink's own mailing list :-] ). There is
It's true: during bootstrap, fink moves files to the same place they
already are, when there is a splitoff. The /bin/mv available on OS X
tolerates this; apparently the /bin/mv on Solaris does not. Look at
"man mv": is there any flag you could pass to mv to let it do this?
-- Dave
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Hello,
I'm currently (playfully) porting fink to Solaris 2.6 platform. While I
obtained gcc 3.3 and setup various gnu tools to best match the 10.3
environment (and even created a special sun4u distribution), phase two of
the bootstrap process bails out. It happens right after successfully
compilin
