On Wednesday, November 20, 2002, at 11:12 PM, Pejvan BEIGUI wrote:
Ben Hines wrote:
Several people explained what you did wrong, but you didn't hear them
apparently. You can't just remove files installed by fink. If you
manually remove something, fink will think you have it installed
still
Ben Hines wrote:
Several people explained what you did wrong, but you didn't hear them
apparently. You can't just remove files installed by fink. If you
manually remove something, fink will think you have it installed still,
and you will have to "fink reinstall" it. Fink's xaw3d package insta
On Wednesday, November 20, 2002, at 03:35 PM, Pejvan BEIGUI wrote:
Alwyn wrote :
I think the problem was that we we had manually deleted the xaw3d
> software in /usr/X11R6/lib without uninstalling it in Fink;
> thus Fink assumed it was still installed.
well, it's not that neither, because i
Alexander Hansen wrote:
I'd assume not--there's really not much that happens in that case: you
don't build the deb file, or maybe you don't finish a postinstall
script. The problem you had was a missing dependency: a package
depended xaw3d, but didn't have an explicit statement about the fact i
On Wednesday, November 20, 2002, at 09:57 pm, Alexander Hansen wrote:
The problem you had was a missing dependency: a package
depended xaw3d, but didn't have an explicit statement about the fact in
its .info file.
I think the problem was that we we had manually deleted the xaw3d
software in
I'd assume not--there's really not much that happens in that case: you
don't build the deb file, or maybe you don't finish a postinstall
script. The problem you had was a missing dependency: a package
depended xaw3d, but didn't have an explicit statement about the fact in
its .info file.
On Wed
Martin Costabel wrote:
Alexander Hansen wrote:
Do you have libxaw3d installed? If you don't, then install it.
And even if fink thinks you have it installed, reinstall it.
Whenever you remove /usr/X11R6 manually, you need to reinstall xaw3d and
xaw3d-shlibs.
OK Thanks, I had to reinstall t
It's actually in a separate package. Just install the libxaw3d
package. There must be a missing dependency on xaw3d.
On Wed, 2002-11-20 at 14:14, Pejvan BEIGUI wrote:
> > Do you have libxaw3d installed? If you don't, then install it.
>
>
> In fact, it seems that this lib is missing, you're ri
Alexander Hansen wrote:
Do you have libxaw3d installed? If you don't, then install it.
And even if fink thinks you have it installed, reinstall it.
Whenever you remove /usr/X11R6 manually, you need to reinstall xaw3d and
xaw3d-shlibs.
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Martin
Do you have libxaw3d installed? If you don't, then install it.
In fact, it seems that this lib is missing, you're right.
But it's supposed to be in the xfree packages right ?
Should I reinstall every xfree package ?
Cheers,
Pejvan
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Justin Hallett wrote:
rebuild libxine, looks like the plugins didn't get built for some reason.
Thanks.
Rebuilding and reinstalling the package did solve the problem !
Pejvan
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rebuild libxine, looks like the plugins didn't get built for some reason.
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Do you have libxaw3d installed? If you don't, then install it.
On Wed, 2002-11-20 at 13:28, Pejvan BEIGUI wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've spend quite a lot of time removing my XonX/Xfree.org binary install
> and install the xfree-threaded from fink, in order to try out xine ;-)
> But since i've done so I
Hi,
I've spend quite a lot of time removing my XonX/Xfree.org binary install
and install the xfree-threaded from fink, in order to try out xine ;-)
But since i've done so I have some issues :
gv wont launch anymore :
> [7:24:03pm] _pejvan_ ~ >> gv
> dyld: gv can't open library: /usr/X11R6/lib/li
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