Success! I got FInk to install completely this time. I moved out
of the path the test script t/Command/du_sk.pl as suggested.
Concerning my file system. It is standard Apple HFS+ and it is
Journaled. However, the allocation block size has been decreased to
512 bytes (using Alsoft PlusMaker) years ago. And, when I use /usr/
bin/du -sk filename, I do seem to get the true size in Kbytes.
Should I be concerned about the script du_sk.pl not passing?
Thanks,
Dale H.
On Aug 12, 2005, at 7:01 AM, Martin Costabel wrote:
Dale Hocevar wrote:
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./Command/du_sk........................NOK 1# Failed test (./
Command/du_sk.t at line 11)
./Command/du_sk........................NOK 4# Failed test (./
Command/du_sk.t at line 29)
# got: '44'
# expected: '45'
./Command/du_sk........................NOK 5# Failed test (./
Command/du_sk.t at line 30)
# got: '89'
# expected: '90'
In this test, fink compares the sum of file sizes it computes by
hand with the output of `/usr/bin/du -sk .`. In your case, the
former is 1K too small. Anyway, these sizes look very small to me,
I would expect something like 156. Is your build directory on some
unusual file system, UFS or something?
If you just want to get past this test, you can move the test
script t/Command/du_sk.pl out of the way.
--
Martin
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