Didn't work for me. But the console tells me I have a crashlog which
says:
Thread 0 Crashed:
#0 0x in 0x0
#1 0x0042ac3c in pango_xft_font_get_coverage
#2 0x0053d1ac in pango_fontset_simple_get_font
#3 0x0053b1a8 in add_engines
#4 0x0053ac90 in pango_itemize
#5 0x00540de8
Something I have depends on db41-ssl, which is installed. I just tried
to install gnucash, which depends on db3, which conflicts with db41.
Are the db packages in general backwards compatible? Whether or not
that is the case, does anybody know a solution?
Jeff
Try this: I had the same issue after a hard drive crash I needed to
reinstall my fink distro and the gnome didn't quite work right after that.
After a LOT of debugging, I found that gnome is looking for a certain file
at startup. try:
touch ~/.gnome2/fink-upgrade-stage-1
Keep your .xinitr
Le dimanche, 13 avr 2003, à 04:48 Europe/Paris, Alexander K. Hansen a
écrit :
Looks good. Do the "which install-info", and if that gives
/sw/sbin/install-info, then try to upgrade libtool14 and KDE again.
Yes, that's it. I must wait a while to upgrade since I'm currently
trying to install koffi
Looks good. Do the "which install-info", and if that gives
/sw/sbin/install-info, then try to upgrade libtool14 and KDE again.
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To: Alexander K. Hansen
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Subject
Le dimanche, 13 avr 2003, à 04:33 Europe/Paris, Alexander K. Hansen a
écrit :
It looks like you need to reinstall dpkg: the package database thinks
you
have /sw/sbin/install-info and /sw/sbin/update-alternatives, but they
are
absent on your system.
I reinstall dpkg, now I have:
% update-alter
It looks like you need to reinstall dpkg: the package database thinks you
have /sw/sbin/install-info and /sw/sbin/update-alternatives, but they are
absent on your system.
Alexander K. Hansen
Associate Research Scientist, Columbia University
visiting MIT Plasma Science and Fusion Center
Levitated
When I launch gnome2, with either XDarwin or Apple's x11 (I have both),
the gnome startup graphic shows briefly, the startup sound starts to
play but doesn't finish, and gnome immediately quits. There is nothing
suspicious in the console or .gnome-error log files.
I'm thinking that it is the ne
Le dimanche, 13 avr 2003, à 04:00 Europe/Paris, Alexander K. Hansen a
écrit :
For my next trick, lets see if the prerm script looks OK:
cat /sw/var/lib/dpkg/info/openssl097-dev.prerm
#!/bin/sh
# prerm script for package openssl097-dev, auto-created by fink
set -e
if [ $1 != "upgrade" ]; then
up
What do you get from "which install-info"?
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Le dimanche, 13 avr 2003, à 03:45 Europe/Paris, Alexander K. Hansen a
écrit :
Hmm--it seems like your dpkg installation may have gotten corrupted.
Here's
what dlocate says about install-info:
% dlocate install-info
dpkg: /sw/sbin/install-info
dpkg: /sw/share/man/fr/man8/install-info.8
dpkg: /sw
Le dimanche, 13 avr 2003, à 03:43 Europe/Paris, Alexander K. Hansen a
écrit :
One thing to check is whether you have update-alternatives. Here's
what I
get from dlocate (Ben H's package info tool):
% dlocate update-alternatives
dpkg: /sw/sbin/update-alternatives
dpkg: /sw/share/man/fr/man8/upd
Hmm--it seems like your dpkg installation may have gotten corrupted. Here's
what dlocate says about install-info:
% dlocate install-info
dpkg: /sw/sbin/install-info
dpkg: /sw/share/man/fr/man8/install-info.8
dpkg: /sw/share/man/ja/man8/install-info.8
dpkg: /sw/share/man/man8/install-info.8
Check
One thing to check is whether you have update-alternatives. Here's what I
get from dlocate (Ben H's package info tool):
% dlocate update-alternatives
dpkg: /sw/sbin/update-alternatives
dpkg: /sw/share/man/fr/man8/update-alternatives.8
dpkg: /sw/share/man/ja/man8/update-alternatives.8
dpkg: /sw/sh
Did you get any response to this? Similar problems in the past have
been
caused by having things in /usr/local/lib which override the Fink libs.
If your /usr/local is not empty, you might try moving it aside
temporarily
("sudo mv /usr/local /usr/local.bak"), then doing your Fink compiles,
and th
I've just tried to install koffice from cvs.
First Fink wanted to install kde from stable, it was strange as I have
unstable tree configured as first element.
Then it tried to install openssl 0.9.6i-2 over openssl097, not what I
wanted, but well consistent with the first choice.
And finally op
Just running fink selfupdate-cvs, fink update-all, leads to libtool14
libtool14-shlibs to install. But fails with the following error.
I'll guess I miss something, but don't what. Any idea (by the way
running OS X10.2.5 if it matters).
Preparing to replace libtool14 1.4.3-2 (using
.../libto
On 4/12/03 5:17 PM, "Martin Costabel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> No, you are right, it is the last one that still has a versioned
> dependency on pango1-dev. I am changing this now in cvs. The next
> selfupdate should give it to you.
Many thanks. The fink project proves that open source is awes
I took Martin's advice (below) and after a little fudging around I seem
to have a working system.
Thanks to all.
Donal
On Friday, April 11, 2003, at 06:44 PM, Martin Costabel wrote:
Donal Day wrote:
Here is the fink version information.
fink --version
Package manager version: 0.11.1
Distrib
sinclair44 wrote:
Hello-
I'm trying to update librsvg2 to its newest version. However, it depends on
pango1-dev, which doesn't exist in the newest unstable version of pango1. It
It does exist, as a virtual package, provided by pango1-xft1-dev or
pango-xft2-dev.
tries and fails to downgrade pang
On Friday, April 11, 2003, at 03:52 PM, David Orlovich wrote:
Something I noticed is that one of the -p options that (I think)
autoconfig determined for gcc is `-pthreads' and I keep getting the
error:
gcc: unrecognized option `-pthreads'
It is not an 'error'. It is a warning. Don't use the
On Friday, April 11, 2003, at 03:44 PM, Martin Costabel wrote:
Donal Day wrote:
Here is the fink version information.
fink --version
Package manager version: 0.11.1
Distribution version: 0.5.2.cvs
Is this part of the problem?
No, this looks OK. I still don't know what version of the apt packa
Hello-
I'm trying to update librsvg2 to its newest version. However, it depends on
pango1-dev, which doesn't exist in the newest unstable version of pango1. It
tries and fails to downgrade pango1-shlibs to the old version because of
pango1-xft2.
Can this be fixed, so librsvg2 doesn't depend on pa
Okay I finally got around my problems compiling the pango1 stuff,
thanks to Brian Lenihan for all his help there.
Turned out I DID have some of the darwinports stuff sitting in
/usr/local/lib, although this was a fresh install so I dont know what
the hell installed (maybe it was the wonderful gi
I have a problem with the chat applications I want to use in Fink. Non
of them displays german umlauts correctly after input. How do I fix
this? can this be done somehow by setting the language variable
somewhere in xinitrc or cshrc? I want to set it to german. I the fink
documentation a librar
Failed: Internal error: node for system-xfree86 already exists
My sense is that there's not a dang thing we can all do untill
Mansanori fixes his package. Is this correct?
Well, you'll probably have to clean things up anyway.
Can anyone suggest anything?
Well, what I ended up doing is:
fink lis
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