On Fri, May 31, 2002 at 03:45:48PM +1000, Charlie Allom wrote:
> On Thu, May 30, 2002 at 10:04:12PM -0700, Ben Hines wrote:
> >
> > (is this in the FAQ? perhaps it should be?)
> >
> > Likewise, you can delete all *.deb files in your /sw heirarchy
> > without ill effect, other than possibly nee
On Thu, May 30, 2002 at 10:04:12PM -0700, Ben Hines wrote:
>
> (is this in the FAQ? perhaps it should be?)
>
> Likewise, you can delete all *.deb files in your /sw heirarchy
> without ill effect, other than possibly needing to rebuild things
> later. They don't affect anything at runtime.
>
At 11:20 PM -0500 5/30/02, Darryl Zurn wrote:
>I have been using Fink for some time, installing lots of neat things
>from 'curses' to 'XDarwin' and XFree86, and it's been a great tool!
>I'm looking forward to KDE and GNOME as well.
>
>So now I need to reclaim some of the space on my OS X partiti
I have been using Fink for some time, installing lots of neat things
from 'curses' to 'XDarwin' and XFree86, and it's been a great tool!
I'm looking forward to KDE and GNOME as well.
So now I need to reclaim some of the space on my OS X partition,
which is where the /sw directory is. I ran out
Hi,
I tried to update my emacs21-21.2-4 to emacs21-21.2-5, it failed,
and I think there's something amiss with the emacs21-21.2-5 patch
file in /sw/fink/dists/unstable/main/finkinfo/editors.
After tar is finished, this is what I get:
cp -f /sw/lib/fink/update/config.guess .
cp -f /sw/lib/fink/u
I have KDE up and running using the binary distribution
"bundle-kde-ssl" and the newest versions of xfree86, but it appears
that some help files are missing. Here is a typical error when using
the help system:
"An error occured while loading help:/khelpcenter/index.html?anchor=welcome:
Could
Hi,
I try to build dgb (php debugger) for OS X. To run ./buildconf there is
libtool 1.4 required. I did install libtool14 from fink. 'fink list
libtool' gives the following answer
libtool 1.3.5-10Shared library build helper, v1.3.5
libtool-shlibs 1.3.5-10Shared library bui
Sometime around 4:32 PM -0400 on 5/30/02, Alexander Hansen wrote thus:
>I just was able to download the same file, so it may have been a temporary
>server glitch, or maybe the machine you were installing on had a problem
>connecting to the internet.
> --
>Alexander K. Hansen
>Associate Research S
I just was able to download the same file, so it may have been a temporary
server glitch, or maybe the machine you were installing on had a problem
connecting to the internet.
--
Alexander K. Hansen
Associate Research Scientist, Columbia University
Levitated Dipole Experiment
MIT Plasma Science a
(copy of message sent to Carsten & Max)
Carsten
I had the same result when attempting to install either ethereal-ssl
0.9.4-2 or ethereal 0.9.4-2. I posted my effort to the fink-beginners
list and informed the maintainer, Max Horn. I'm also obsessive about
updates but using the Dec 2001 develo
I've been trying to update fink for a couple of days on a particular
Mac. I've been consistently, both in fink 0.4 and finkcommander 0.3,
gotten the the errors quoted below.
They always seem to fail when tring to update *fink itself*!?
Is this a glitch in my system, or a usual occurrence such
On Thu, 2002-05-30 at 15:48, Lord Lerkista wrote:
> Hi, i have Xfree86 4.2.0 ( i download the binaries for Darwin-ppc-5.x
> from ftp.xfree86.org, i have installed all the files fine)
> i installed kdebase3-ssl and when i try ti run XDarwin, i get:
>
> Where is that libXinerama.1.dylib lib??
It
Hi, i have Xfree86 4.2.0 ( i download the binaries for Darwin-ppc-5.x
from ftp.xfree86.org, i have installed all the files fine)
i installed kdebase3-ssl and when i try ti run XDarwin, i get:
dyld: dcopserver can't open library: /usr/X11R6/lib/libXinerama.1.dylib
(No such file or directory, er
If stable is before unstable, it may wind up taking priority. Here's my
own Trees: line for reference:
Trees: local/main unstable/main unstable/crypto stable/main stable/crypto
Since I'm willing to commit to using unstable for everything that works
for me. However, you may want to take a more
Alexander Hansen wrote:
>My recollection is that the PSM was put in place at version 0.9.9 . I
>have used mozilla to visit secured sites since that version, with no
>problems (I'm running 1.0rc3 now). I installed from source, using the
>unstable tree for everything. 0.9.8 is still the latest v
My recollection is that the PSM was put in place at version 0.9.9 . I
have used mozilla to visit secured sites since that version, with no
problems (I'm running 1.0rc3 now). I installed from source, using the
unstable tree for everything. 0.9.8 is still the latest version one can
get from sourc
Dear fink-experts,
a few weeks ago I asked a question concerning mozilla plug-ins, e.g. how
to obtain
a PSM to visit secured pages (i.e. starting with https).
I will pose my question in another way.
Are you able to visit secured pages by using mozilla, and if yes which
version
do you use and
On Thursday, May 30, 2002, at 07:59 AM, Marc Stergionis wrote:
> Then, how do I reinstall whilehandling passwd or g77?
>
Run this:
sudo dpkg --force-depends --remove passwd g77
Then run the other commands.
___
Don't miss the 2002
benjamin, donald
the problem is dlcompat-20020527-1.
if you start kde from xterm you get the following:
dyld: ksplash can't open library: /Volumes/sw/lib/libdl.0.dylib (No
such file or dire
ctory, errno = 2)
dyld: kdeinit can't open library: /Volumes/sw/lib/libdl.0.dylib (No
such file or dir
It happily builds away, until it hits an @ sign when compiling .libs/etherealS.c
Line 1972 of this file reads like this:
{@PROGRAM@, (lt_ptr) 0},
Not very good for a C program :-)
Actually, the first line of ethereal.nm looks like this:
: @PROGRAM@
which may be the origin of this. I didn't
1) You do actually _have_ to remove /usr/X11R6, /etc/X11, and
/Applications/XDarwin.app to install xfree86 with fink. However,
everything that you compiled should be stored in a deb file, so you should
be able just to do the 'fink install', and fink will find the deb and
unpackage its contents
Thanks for the info, Alexander.
After running into similar problems using dselect and db3 (won't allow
proper installation & keeps asking me to select dependencies I've already
selected), I've removed all except the base packages & a few others that
don't depend on anything (like bash).
As much
The version of libxml2 that I'm using (2.4.22-1, from unstable) doesn't have
any direct dependence on X11 (xfree86), but its dependencies may.
Find out for sure which package needs X11 and then look at its .info file to
see whether it is under the Depends: field, which means that it's a runtime
d
Don:
The "s" option is not allowed in ar on macos x. Apparently, the scipy
tarball is a cvs snapshot that changes daily. That's why it worked for me
when I compiled it a week ago. I'll send a mail to the scipy mailing list
and see if we can get it changed back the way it was.
-Jeff
On Thu,
Sometime around 5:22 PM -0700 on 5/29/02, Ben Hines pounded out this ditty:
>At 5:16 PM -0600 5/29/02, Marc Stergionis wrote:
>>I think I might've munged up my fink/XDarwin install pretty bad.
>>What's the best way to delete/reinstall/clean install?
>
>
>This is in the FAQ.
>
>http://fink.sourcef
Title: SCiPy failed
I just tried to setup SCiPy and it failed. Anyone have an idea
why? Everything else on my system seems to be working fine at the
moment which makes a change.
Don
Fink version
Package manager version: 0.9.12
Distribution version: 0.4.0.cvs
MacOsX 10.1.4
Dec Tools
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