> Op 22 dec. 2017, om 09:21 heeft Pierre Labastie <[email protected]> het > volgende geschreven: > > On 22/12/2017 00:21, Bruce Dubbs wrote: >> Pol Vangheluwe wrote: > [...] >>> >>> 016-z-sqlite: the digits ‘3200000' were missing in the lines >>> unzip -q ../sqlite-doc-3200000.zip >>> cp -v -R sqlite-doc-3200000/* /usr/share/doc/sqlite-3.20.0 >> >> That does appear to be an alfs issue. >> > > It looks like a bug we had a couple years ago. It was actually a bug in > libxml2. Since those scripts are generated by the host, it might be that your > host distro uses a faulty version of libxml2 (2.9.2). If so, you should > upgrade to later libxml2.
> My host distro is Ubuntu-12.04. There are indeed a couple of requirements > not met, but not for LIBXML2: Checking tools required for jhalfs SUDO.............. <1.8.3p1> OK (Min version: 1.7.0) WGET.............. <1.13.4> OK (Min version: 1.0.0) LIBXML2........... <2.07.08> OK (Min version: 2.06.20) LIBXSLT........... <1.01.26> OK (Min version: 1.01.14) Anyway, not a big issue; I have updated the scripts manually. I tried to update the host system to Ubuntu-14.04, but I got a warning about doubtful support of the videocard on the G5. I did the update anyway and indeed got no video anymore, so I rolled back to 12.04. pvg
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