Lee Nixon wrote:
> Went to the FAQ and was advised to try
/sw/bin/pathsetup.sh and all
> I got was a big long list of errors---'unable to read
lib', 'no such
> file or directory', etc. Anyone have a clue as to
what's going on
> here?
No, because a terse verbal description carries much less
information
than a verbatim transcript of an error message.
How about copying-and-pasting the output from whatever
problem you
initially had, and then at least some of the output from
running
/sw/bin/pathsetup.sh .
> Plus, when I download an app I don't get any single
file with
> the application name on it --just a lot of component
files which
> makes me wonder what's going on with that. These
aren't source
> distributions, they're binaries.
> Would appreciate any help.
>
> Lee
>
>
It's not clear what you mean here. If you're talking about
packages
that you've built with Fink, pretty much all of them
generate a bunch of
component files, some of which are binaries, some of which
are not.
Pretty much none of them generate anything resembling
application
bundles (which are really folders with libraries,
executables, etc. in
them). Once again, a concrete example of what you were
looking for
would be helpful.
In general, it's also good to provide your OS version and
architecture,
as well as the output of "fink --version".
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