I believe we have fixed that problem a while back. Should work with
fink 0.18.0.
-Ben
On Jan 11, 2004, at 2:02 PM, John Hurst wrote:
G'day Mike,
One caveat: just make sure you use the 'proper' rsync, and not the hfs
version. I screwed my /sw up by (inadvertently) using the hfs version
(duh)
G'day Mike,
One caveat: just make sure you use the 'proper' rsync, and not the hfs
version. I screwed my /sw up by (inadvertently) using the hfs version
(duh).
cheers,
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I've always just used tar to make an archive that can be unpacked on
the second machine. If you're going to use any Xfree86 or FORTRAN stuff
from fink, you should do a remove and install on the new machine for
these items.
HTH,
Phil
On Sunday, January 11, 2004, at 02:33 PM, Ettore Aldrovandi
On Sun, Jan 11, 2004 at 01:10:54PM -0800, Mike Zulauf wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm about to get a laptop, and I was wondering if there are any
> potential problems, or tricks that I need to know about cloning the
> fink installation from my desktop to my laptop.
>
Hi,
I did clone /sw from a lap
Hi all,
I'm about to get a laptop, and I was wondering if there are any
potential problems, or tricks that I need to know about cloning the
fink installation from my desktop to my laptop.
I know first I'd want to update the OS to the same version, install
developer tools, X11, etc. But then c
