On Wednesday, January 15, 2003, at 06:13 PM, Don Thompson wrote:
Ben,
I had thought about that; however, the FAQ and prior experience on my
part would suggest that there will be questionable results with this
approach. Earlier releases of fink have numerous hard coded paths to
the install l
Ben,
I had thought about that; however, the FAQ and prior experience on my
part would suggest that there will be questionable results with this
approach. Earlier releases of fink have numerous hard coded paths to
the install location. Ran into this problem recently when I had /sw on
a second v
Philip,
Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately, the installer will only allow
one to install on a drive in which OS 10.2 has been installed.
Don
On Wednesday, January 15, 2003, at 05:51 PM, Philip Ershler wrote:
As I recall, fink asks during installation, where you want the
software installe
On Wednesday, January 15, 2003, at 05:42 PM, Don Thompson wrote:
Dear List-Members,
I have recently removed my old Fink installation. I then down loaded
the Fink 0.5.0a Binary Installer and attempted to install the new
version. This failed apparently because I have set-up a symbolic link
to
As I recall, fink asks during installation, where you want the software
installed. Tell the installer to put fink on the second hard drive.
After the installation create the symbolic link to the actual fink
software.
HTH
Phil
On Wednesday, January 15, 2003, at 06:42 PM, Don Thompson wrote:
Dear List-Members,
I have recently removed my old Fink installation. I then down loaded
the Fink 0.5.0a Binary Installer and attempted to install the new
version. This failed apparently because I have set-up a symbolic link
to a second hard drive. Is this feature of the installer a bug or is it
