Anyone else having issues with downloading tonight? I've tried several
mirrors inclusive of the sourceforge non-mirror link.
Anyone know one that IS working?
-chris
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I ran into a similar problem (in the process of updating KDE,
perhaps?) If I remember correctly, my solution was that I did a
Google search for ldp.dsl-1.10, downloaded the file manually and put
it into fink's /src directory, then did fink install docbook-dsssl-l
(or whatever the package is nam
It looks like the checksum provided in the tarball doesn't match what fink
thinks it should be (in the .info file). It's possible that the file is
OK, but had something changed upstream that changes its checksum. This
will either require you to (1) wait for the maintainer to update the .info
file
If you're using "fink install", you're downloading source. If you use
"dselect" or "apt-get", you'll be working with binaries.
The locale warning is harmless.
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Alexander K. Hansen
Associate Research Scientist, Columbia University
visiting MIT Plasma Science and Fusion Center
Levitated Dipole Ex
Okay, what's this about? I've tried repeatedly to delete and download
it or assume it's a partial download, but I keep getting these same
results. Thanks.
Make your choice: [1] 2
rm -f /sw/src/ldp.dsl-1.10
curl -f -L -o ldp.dsl-1.10 http://tldp.org/authors/tools/ldp.dsl
% Total% Received
yes you need X
I get exactly the same thing if i shut down XDarwin and type
'civclient' in Terminal (also the sound). I like OroborOSX.
On Fri, Feb 07, 2003 at 02:41:17PM -0700, Logan Phillips wrote:
> No, should I? I didn't think it required X windows
> On Friday, February 7, 2003, at 02:37 PM,
On Fri, Feb 07, 2003 at 02:33:30PM -0700, Logan Phillips wrote:
> Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
do you have an X server running?
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I have been having a crazy time installing freeciv with fink. Though I
thought I was getting binary files, it was still asking for a compiler,
so I downloaded Apple's Developer tools. I got through the install, but
now when I type "Civclient" to start it up, I get this after it
initializes my s
I think I have figured out some stuff.
The .deb packages I build are stored in /sw/fink/10.2/ somewhere.
Packages I get from binaries are stored in /sw/var/cache/apt/archives.
Is there a reason that they are stored in different locations? I
removed Gerben Wierda's Tetex, and built fink's vers
Have you updated scrollkeeper to 0.3.12-1 yet? That solved the
gnome-core build problem, as far as I know.
On Fri, 2003-02-07 at 15:37, Jean-maurice Le Clech wrote:
> When i make fink list gnome, gnome-core is installed but in fact i
> think that it is corrupted, i remove it and reinstall it an
On Friday, February 7, 2003, at 03:36 PM, Jeffry C. Nichols wrote:
A look at the website for xdrawchem however lists no OS X 10.2 version
requirements for this program, so if indeed Fink is separating out
10.1 and
10.2 but it's not a valid separation, what do I need to do to install
the
latest?
selfupdate-cvs by itself doesn't give you access to any of the unstable
packages. You also need to enable the unstable trees (using
FinkCommander or by editing /sw/etc/fink.conf . Did you do this?
If you did, then there's a possibility that a 10.1->10.2 upgrade got
confused. You can check this
When i make fink list gnome, gnome-core is installed but in fact i
think that it is corrupted, i remove it and reinstall it and obtain
always this same output:
[Jimmo:~] jeanmaur% fink install gnome-core
sudo /sw/bin/fink install gnome-core
Password:
Information about 2140 packages read in 3
I hope this is an easy question, as I can't find anything about it on the
docs or FAQs (not that it isn't there).
I have successfully run the update to include the CVS information in Fink
(and by extension, Fink Commander) so that I can install some of the
unstable scientific packages. However, w
You will still use pdftex--it's just included in tetex-base now.
On Fri, 2003-02-07 at 14:02, Jonathan Levi, M.D. wrote:
> At 12:08 PM -0500 2/7/03, Alexander Hansen wrote:
>
> >pdftex is supposed to be obsolete now, so try doing another
> >"selfupdate-cvs" to try to clear it out as a dependency.
At 12:08 PM -0500 2/7/03, Alexander Hansen wrote:
pdftex is supposed to be obsolete now, so try doing another
"selfupdate-cvs" to try to clear it out as a dependency...
This is a little off-topic from purely Fink-related issues, but what
do I use instead of pdftex in teTex-2.0?
Jonathan
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Sometimes files get moved around between packages when new versions are
released. This looks like the case with the new tetex and pdftex: In
tetex-2.0-*, /sw/bin/pdfetex comes from tetex-base, whereas in earlier
versions of tetex, it came from pdftex.
pdftex is supposed to be obsolete now, so tr
Dear fink users,
Sorry for cross-posting. Contents of this mail affect users who are
using
GNOME 1 desktop environment in Fink's unstable tree.
I'll put GNOME 2 packages into unstable tree in two or three days.
Upgrading
from GNOME 1 to GNOME 2 is an irreversible process. So, if you have
expen
Title: Compiling KDE unstable
Hi there, I'm trying to compile KDE and KOffice, along with dependencies from the unstable tree. I'm running OS X 10.2.3 with Dec Dev. Tools and latest fink. My install fails on the installation of pdftex in teTex base with the following message:
./tangle pdfet
You didn't install these libraries. You need to download the SDK
package for Apple X11 as well--the link is kind of hidden away on the
Apple X11 page.
On Fri, 2003-02-07 at 05:46, gerard coing wrote:
> Hello
> Just pieces of life :
> I first installed Apple X11, then I saw there was a bug in it s
Version 5 of doxygen builds very nicely now with the new (old) version
of fancyhdr. Thanks!
Norris
On Thursday, February 6, 2003, at 10:58 PM, David R. Morrison wrote:
The doxygen problem will be fixed shortly, maybe 20 minutes. You'll
find
doxygen-1.2.18-5 at that time.
-- Dave
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Dr
Hello
Just pieces of life :
I first installed Apple X11, then I saw there was a bug in it so I
downloaded Ben Hines' script ; thanks to the list I learned to run it ;
installed Fink O.5.1 and Fink Commander ; trying to install Amaya
(binary) with Fink Commander i 've got Error Message :
- missi
Stephen Weigand wrote:
Hi All,
I've just installed the r-base package using dselect and it installed
the software R. I'm now trying to install an R package that's not
part of fink and am having trouble compiling this R package.
I wonder if there is a fink-related solution, perhaps adding a librar
Hi All,
I've just installed the r-base package using dselect and it installed
the software R. I'm now trying to install an R package that's not
part of fink and am having trouble compiling this R package.
I wonder if there is a fink-related solution, perhaps adding a library
that I don't currently
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