I'm no expert on this I've been following the thread only
superficially, but I would recommend cleaning things up before
attempting to build anything again. What do I mean by cleaning things
up? I mean going through every port that has been touched by the build
process at any point and issuing 'port clean <port-name>. One easy way
to do that in an automatic fashion is with the script pasted below:
#!/bin/sh
#####
## DarwinPorts cleaning utility. Created by Frank Ederveen,
## email: senax@xxxxxxxxx
####
DPORTS="$(\grep -v ^# /etc/ports/sources.conf | grep file | sed
's/file:\/\///')"
echo "Cleaning all ports in $DPORTS"
for i in $(find $DPORTS -name work -type d -print | sed
's/^.*\/\(.*\)\/work$/\1/')
do
port clean $i
done
It transverses the entire dports/ directory looking for 'work'
directories, cleaning only those ports that have them. Have you tried
this? If you have, then this mail is late for dinner :-) Sorry for the
unnecessary post in such case....
Juan
On Feb 27, 2004, at 12:28 AM, Anthony Agelastos wrote:
Would you recommend me nuking my X11 and X11SDK and reinstalling them?
Would you recommend me nuking DP and reinstalling it? Just so you
know, I even popped my Panther cdroms into the machine and had it
check and repair disk permissions and the disk itself (3 files had
incorrect permissions (none of which looked applicable to what is
going wrong here) and the drive showed as having an incorrect amount
of files); nothing major, so it had no problem fixing the problem.
Thanks for your help in this matter.
-Anthony
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