On 1/15/2012 4:17 PM, Richard Miles wrote:
> When I type uname -p it is i386. I am on 64-bit. How do I change this so it
> says x86_64?
You don't. Even on a 5 month old MacBook Pro running 10.7 from the
factory, 'uname -p' says i386. uname -m is more informative for
whatever you might be thin
When I type uname -p it is i386. I am on 64-bit. How do I change this so it
says x86_64?
Richard Miles
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Op 15-01-12 17:02, Richard Miles schreef:
> I tried to install gst-plugins-0.10 and I get this which hangs the system:
Well, I just installed gst-plugins-0.10 on 10.6
the only thing I had to do was a
touch /sw/.//.../patchfile
for some package
because it didn't exist ...
Marc
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Op 15-01-12 17:02, Richard Miles schreef:
> I tried to install gst-plugins-0.10 and I get this which hangs the system:
I tried gst-plugins (0.8.12) on a os x 10.6, no problems
You need 0.10?
(I come in late ... ..;-)
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I tried to install gst-plugins-0.10 and I get this which hangs the system:
Setting runtime build-lock...
dpkg-deb -b
/sw/src/fink.build/root-fink-buildlock-libx264-98-shlibs-0.0.20100602-6
/sw/src/fink.build
dpkg-deb: building package `fink-buildlock-libx264-98-shlibs-0.0.20100602-6' in
`/sw/src
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On 1/15/12 2:35 AM, Shih-Kai Chou wrote:
> Hello, The following is the problem I encounter:
>
>
> sudo fink install mesa
(you don't need "sudo" before "fink")
>
> The following package will be installed or updated: mesa The
> following additional
Hello,
The following is the problem I encounter:
sudo fink install mesa
The following package will be installed or updated:
mesa
The following additional package will be installed:
mesa-shlibs
Do you want to continue? [Y/n] y
Setting runtime build-lock...
dpkg-deb -b /sw/src/fink.build/root-fi
