ere's
Portage... but that's for Gentoo Linux. I imagine Fink might get a
decent reception amongst the Debian folk.
Alexander Lehmann
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keep it fairly separate from the rest of the filesystem. The only
modification to distribution files would be in /etc/xinetd.conf, which
I don't expect Apple to modify directly (they would instead modify the
individual service configuration files in /etc/xinetd.d). Thoughts
On my machine, inetd is running rather thatn xinetd. So are you sure
that
this would actually work?
Because you have no services for it. It checks at boot time. (see
your console.log)
inetd is obsolete, xinetd comes with Jaguar and is preferred (though
startup items are more preferred)
The
My vote is for /opt/fink.
Just to clarify this, there is nothing to vote on here. There are no
serious reasons to abandon /sw, but many good reasons not to do it -
one of them being backward compatibility, we don't want to force 99%
of fink users to redo their complete fink installation.
I r
me than /sw/fink. Also, since /opt is hidden by
default, you don't run into the confusion/problems of having the /sw
directory suddenly starting appearing when you are in the Finder (I
personally use SetFile -a V to hide it, I like a ni
JD> Jaguar is using gcc 3.1, does anyone know if that version of gcc
supports
JD> AltiVec specific optimizations? If so, are Fink packages built for these
JD> G4-only extensions? The reason why I'm asking is because I've been
playing
JD> with Gentoo Linux (gentoo.org), which uses a system somewhat
? If not, could it? I'd
love to be able to build packages that are optimized for my system.
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> Seems to depend on what you do with it--I browse a lot of web sites and
> Chimera seems to choke on some javascript, ASP, and other things and,
> of even more consequence, it also has very nasty memory leaks as in:
--snippy--
>
> Note the above was just ONE DAY of use! I like Chimera a lot--I wis
> >
> > Works fine for me in chimera. :)
> >
> > Matt
> >
> In between crashes ;-) Sorry...couldn't resist ;-)
>
I don't think I've had Chimera crash on me since .6 release. And I run
nightlies
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> Renaming and brand identity is a big subject. How far do you want this
> to go? Do you envision moving fink into the mainstream Apple user base?
> If so, a re-branding is very good idea. While I like fink the tool, I
> work as a technical marketeer and brand strategy fundamentals recommend
> that
> I received positive reports for a few of my unstable packages. How many
> positive reports are generally needed before making a binary is
> considered?
>
> Then what is the next step, who should I report these confirmations to
> in order to get binary packages started? Or do I email my debs
> som
> None of these should be replaced. Not only are the versions in Fink
> in most cases newer, but having them as seperate packages also allows
> us to provide fixes etc. at all times. OTOH there is nothing to be
> gained by providing place holders for these, with the possible
> exception of the bind
> On Tuesday, November 5, 2002, at 04:40 PM, Jason Deraleau wrote:
> > bzip2Virtual package for the install of bzip2 included with
> > Jaguar
> > (/usr/bin/bzip2, v.1.0.2)
>
> Not sure about the others, but this one still exists because bzip2 on
> the system i
> >> I think we still need to deal with our 'cups' package. We should just
> >> use
> >> Apple's libraries and binaries, but provide the headers ourselves. (I
> >> think
> >> there is a package in experimental/rangerrick/).
> >
> > If no one has any objections, I can put the package in unstable. I
> If you ran the bootstrap.sh found in the fink-0.11.0 tarball (as
instructed
> on the jag-bootstrap page) then everything should be fine. If it is not,
> let's try to debug some more.
>
> -- Dave
The problem here is that the original issue I had was with the audiofile
package not being able to
> Jason,
>
> You are following the instructions on the jag-bootstrap page, and yet one
> of your earlier messages showed that you were in a fink-0.4.1-full
directory?
> Where did that come from? You shouldn't have fink-0.4.1 on your system
> at all if you are following those instructions...
>
>
he 10.2
> fink. Time is the keyword here.
>
> --
> Martin
This has nothing to do with Mac OS X 10.1. I am installing Fink on Mac OS X
10.2 and Mac OS X Server 10.2 using the directions at:
http://fink.sourceforge.net/news/jag-bootstrap.php
Clean installs of the OS. No upgrades. Clean inst
instructions or the distribution that is suggested in the instructions. We
have discovered this because of the problems I was having with the audiofile
package, which the packager attributes to being that I was using the 10.1
repository instead of the 10.2 repository. Since I am doing this using cle
Perhaps because of the change
Justin just made? The only thing I can think of is that perhaps the
directions on the webpage are screwing me up. I noticed that it tells me to
have both the stable and unstable distributions listed. Is this correct?
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re running the right tree.
>
I am following the instructions on this page:
http://fink.sourceforge.net/news/jag-bootstrap.php
Once that has completed, I issue fink update-all, and then fink install
audiofile. I then get the missing file and directory path errors that I have
been sending you.
x27;m just missing something here, but I
really, really, really doubt it. Are you sure that you have the correct info
file in both stable and unstable trees? Perhaps you are looking at just the
stable tree and I am using the unstable tree (which is recommended for
10.2)?
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Please, tell me where I'm going wrong. Otherwise, something is wrong with
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> you need to run fink selfupdate-cvs
>
Actually, I have a script that runs fink selfupdate-cvs and fink update-all
every four hours. But, to humor you I did anyway and attached you'll find a
file created with the script command showing what happens.
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create a Fink package (.info). Pretty nice stuff.
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I just got a dual proc box (only G4/450s, not one of the 1.25GHz :( and
I'm wondering if there's a way to have Fink make use of both processors
while compiling. It seems that while Fink is compiling something, I still
have about 50% of my CPUs idle, or, one processor. I'm wondering if anyone
has
I've installed Fink and several different packages,
including mysqld, and I'm wondering if there is a standard method of getting the
applications to launch in OS X. Are you guys just creating a framework in
/Library/StartupItems/%packagename%? How does it get to System Starter? Perhaps
using
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> Date: Mon, 10 Jun 2002 16:59:27 +0200
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> From: Paul Gaborit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: [Fink-devel] How to delete old deb files ?
>
>
> My disk is full !!! But...
>
> > cd /sw/fink/dists/unstable/main/binary-darwin-powerpc/graphics/
> > ls -l gimp_*
is a
howto I've written,
which is available here:
http://www.opensource.apple.com/projects/documentation/howto/html/osxsmb.htm
l
And otherwise, hopefully that Samba .deb will get moved into stable soon. As
well as the
net-snmp package! :)
Jason Deraleau
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