Hi David: I think you need to start with the pure 64-bit fink from cvs in order to get this to work. All the errors are a consequence of using the 32-bit version. You can't mix them. I have no idea why they still don't have a binary installer, but they don't.
Email me directly if you need more info. I'm on my way home, somewhere obscure that I can't pronounce in Northern California that appears to have been carefully preserved in leucite since the day Jerry Garcia became Dead, so it might take a day or so to respond... Bill David Shin wrote: > Hi - > > Got a new computer, was trying to install CCP4 following the Scott Lab > page (64 bit install) - > http://sage.ucsc.edu/~wgscott/xtal/wiki/index.php/64-bit_Fink_for_10.5_and_10.6 > > First had to install fink - tried to follow that page, but didn't have the > cvs command (forgot about the xcode, etc.). So installed Fink via: > > http://www.finkproject.org/download/srcdist.php > > This install put fink into the sw/ directory, not sw64/ > > So after fink was running, I went back to the > http://sage.ucsc.edu/~wgscott/xtal/wiki/index.php/64-bit_Fink_for_10.5_and_10.6 > page, and started from "For now on, I will use "/sw* " to mean "/sw or > /sw64 as appropriate." > > ie. edited files: > When it is done, edit /sw*/etc/fink.conf and change line 4 to look like > this: > ###### > Trees: local/main stable/main stable/crypto unstable/main unstable/crypto > This activates the unstable branch. > Then issue > source /sw*/bin/init.sh > fink selfupdate-cvs > fink -y update-all > fink scanpackages > ##### > everything was fine until I did this: > First you need to edit the /sw64/etc/apt/sources.list file and add the > following three lines to the bottom of that file > #### > (I changed the sources.list file in the sw/ directory) > ##### > deb http://sage.ucsc.edu/fink_intel_10.6_64bit stable main crypto > deb http://sage.ucsc.edu/fink_intel_10.6_64bit unstable main crypto > deb http://sage.ucsc.edu/fink_intel_10.6_64bit local main > #### > then wehn I tried to install coot and ccp4 using the next part: > ##### > fink scanpackages > sudo apt-get update > sudo apt-get dist-upgrade > sudo apt-get install coot > ##### > I found out I killed fink. > > ie. here's the error message after running fink scanpackages: > > ERROR: Configuration file "/sw64/etc/fink.conf" not found. > /sw/bin/dpkg: error processing fink (--configure): > subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1 > Errors were encountered while processing: > fink > E: Sub-process /sw/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) > > > I see that the previous edit made the update look for something in /sw64/ > which of course didn't exist, but now my version of fink is dead... > > ie. I type fink scanpackages, or any fink command, and the command is not > found. > > I type "which fink" and nothing returns, but everything is still in the > sw/ directory. > > What do you think? now that I have the cvs command up and going, I just > delete the sw/ directory and start over, or is there some fix I can do? > > Thanks, > Dave >
