"Peter" == Peter O'Gorman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Peter> That's right, it is autodetected in /sw/lib/perl5/Fink/VirtPackage.pm Peter> and added to your list if a valid x11 install is found.
Peter> fink list -t system-xfree86 Peter> Information about 1709 packages read in 2 seconds. Peter> ~ i system-xfree86 2:4.3-1 [placeholder for user installed x11] Peter> ~ i system-xfree86-dev 2:4.3-1 [placeholder for user installed Peter> x11 development tools] Peter> ~ i system-xfree86-shlibs 2:4.3-1 [placeholder for user installed Peter> x11 shared libraries]
Ugh, here's what I have...
[localhost:~] merlyn% fink list -t system-xfree86 Information about 1981 packages read in 6 seconds. i system-xfree86 1:1.0-2 Placeholder: XFree86 i system-xfree86-42 4.2-3 Placeholder: XFree86 4.2.x and Apple X11 beta 3 i system-xfree86-43 4.3-3 Placeholder: XFree86 4.3.x and Apple X11 1.0 i system-xfree86-upgrade 1.0-1 (place-holder package for upgrading broken installs)
How do I get the -dev ? I upgraded 10.2 to 10.3, installing in-place. Do I need to install an optional SDK again?
Looks like you've got the "old" info-file based system-xfree86 sticking around. You should be able to just do:
sudo dpkg -r --force-depends system-xfree86 system-xfree86-42 \
system-xfree86-43 system-xfree86-upgradeand then "fink-virtual-pkgs" should do the right thing.
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