James Satterfield
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Subject: RE: moving to XFree86-4
Come to think of it, I did have xf86cfg dump core on me once, when I
already had XFree86 3.3.6 installed and then installed the XFree86 4.1
port without removing 3.3.6 first. I haven't tried 4.1 on other machines.
However, I ha
I found that pkg_delete -a and make install of all necessary ports is an
extremely healthy activity as it removes a extremely big load of crap
(read: useless/unused software).
Just reinstall it all. You probably don't need that much anyways. ;)
For the record, I don't any easy way.
A.
j mcki
If I have backup up my old /usr/X11R6, is there an easy way to move my apps
to XFree86-4? Or do I need to 'make reinstal' all of my X ports?
jm
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I'm having the same toubles with freetype2-2.0.3_1 which is actually at 2.0.4 in
the packages ftp sites (and mirrors). In fact Mesa-3.4.2_1 also has the same
hangup, but I'm not sure if its in its required list.
Somehow I think this points back to the older problem with the INDEX file in
the port
On Thu, Aug 02, 2001 at 02:35:32PM +0100, j mckitrick wrote:
| Any caveats I should look out for moving to version 4?
My only issue with it, is that ports seems to be rather confused about
where to register dependencies for X programs.
If you have XF86 v4 installed and try to install a window ma
Chuck MacKinnon wrote:
> Why not just run xf86cfg. Then you can set up the screens and
resolutions
> etc. Not too hard to figure out.
Sorry people, I didn't know about xf86cfg. :) I *will* try it out. I
still have glitches with my old config anyways.
I'm definitly getting this thread OT, h
