Bret Naylor wrote:
>> It turns out it was a bad .m4 file from pilot-link10 -- selfupdate and
>> install the new pilot-link10, and it should work. :P
>>
>>
>>
> This got me only slightly further into the installation of
> libbonobo2, but it still fails
Again, same here.
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I'm having a little bit of trouble running Fink from the Terminal
(strangely enough, I'm having no problem via Fink Commander.)
Two things have changed since I was able to successfully run Fink in
the terminal; first, I switched to using the bash shell, and
secondly, I installed Darwin Ports
I have looked in the mailing list archives and haven't been able to
find an answer to my issue.
I have a fresh install of Fink on a PowerMac G4 (500MHz) under 10.4.8
I started an install of kde (fink install bundle-kde) and half way
through it my machine fell asleep. Now I get an error every time
On Mar 7, 2007, at 3:05 PM, Benjamin Reed wrote:
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> Brett Duncan wrote:
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>>> I tried the m4 suggestion above, but that didn't help.
>>> My m4 package is the most current (unstable)
>>> version; I even tried rebuilding it but that didn't
>>> chan
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Brett Duncan wrote:
>> I tried the m4 suggestion above, but that didn't help.
>> My m4 package is the most current (unstable)
>> version; I even tried rebuilding it but that didn't
>> change the libbonobo2 error.
It turns out it was a bad .m4 fil
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On Mar 6, 2007, at 4:04 PM, aaron bryden wrote:
> Okay, yes, i am seeing that even though locate didn't find the one in
> /usr/local it must be affecting the build. It still seems strange to
> me that the error can say it is loading the one in /sw/li
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> Does it work if you edit
> /sw/fink/dists/unstable/main/finkinfo/gnome/libbonobo2.info and change
> the CompileScript section to this? --
>
> CompileScript: <<
> #!/bin/sh -ev
>
> export M4
Mark Cassano wrote:
> Thanks Martin; I should have said I have everything updated. I
> followed the http://www.finkproject.org/download/ to the letter. I
> have Powerbook running 10.4.8 hence I used Fink 0.8.1 PowerPC
> installer. The Fink commander tells me my fink is 0.24.23.-3;
>
> I'm get
Thanks Martin; I should have said I have everything updated. I
followed the http://www.finkproject.org/download/ to the letter. I
have Powerbook running 10.4.8 hence I used Fink 0.8.1 PowerPC
installer. The Fink commander tells me my fink is 0.24.23.-3;
I'm getting a little scared of fooling
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Brett Duncan wrote:
>> Any other ideas?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Bret Naylor
>>
> Same here, I'm afraid.
Does it work if you edit
/sw/fink/dists/unstable/main/finkinfo/gnome/libbonobo2.info and change
the CompileScript section to this? --
CompileScri
James Coyle wrote:
> I recently updated Fink via Fink Commander and noticed that a new
> mirror site was added. Since then, I don't seem to have access to any
> of the unstable packages (as I used to). As a matter of course I have
> always run the selfupdate-cvs, and until now have been able
Mark Cassano wrote:
> Greetings,
> Hope this wasn't in the archives which I can't access as I'm getting
> a "500 - Internal Service Error".
> My problem has to do with getting my path set up. I ran the pathsetup
> utility and it didn't work. Something about "the code put into my
> profile hav
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