Baxter Shepperson wrote:
I mean my /sw/etc/fink.conf reads
Trees: local/main unstable/main unstable/crypto
I ran fink selfupdate and fink update-all and then fink install amarok
but the message “no packages to install” appears. I am obviously
missing something here. The folder amarok with sources appeared on my
computer, perhaps a result of fink build amarok? When trying to build
amarok myself from said folder I at first get a gcc error. Changing
gcc to 3.3 and then trying again, I get an error that qt isn’t
installed even though it is.
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Does "fink list amarok" show it as installed (an "i" by the package
name) or nonexistent?
You probably should include stable/main and stable/crypto as well in
fink.conf.
The error you got for the manual build is because of Fink's
"non-standard" location for stuff, most likely.
--AKH
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