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Date:      Wed, 12 May 1999 10:18:41 +0200
From:      Henson Family <lhyenson@inter.net.il>
To:        freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.org
Subject:   a little help with gnome install
Message-ID:  <37393960.8714EA24@inter.net.il>

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hi there got a little problem here.
i've been battling with this problem for a few days but with no success.
Naturally
i checked FAQs and searched archives but again with no success.
I just installed xfree86 with no problems and setup the config. so far
so good.
now i decided to install gnome. I went to the ports/x11/gnome and used
make
install just like with any port. one of the dependencies is imlib which
has
dependencies of it's own. giflib3.0 refused to finish building with no
apparent
reason. i decided to install the package and did so with no problems. i
then
wanted to continue the gnome install. the process continued with no
problem with
giflib. then came gtk. failure. it stopped after checking for X which it
didn't
find. It says it requires the x binaries. as i said i have x working
perfectly.
when i try to install the package it says could not find xfree863.3.3.1
package
(or something like that) but finishes the install. the install of gnome
continues
once again but again in another dependency stops with the same problem
of not
finding X. there are a lot of dependencies and i do not want to use the
packages
for each since it is obvious there is a problem there too. even if i
mange to get
around the problem i like to fix the problem not just override it.
another thing that might be connected is that sometimes when i open
/stand/sysinstall (in order to install the packages) it says some thing
about
read.toc or something of the nature. i can't be sure because the
holographic shell
covers it and i can't see what it says.
i'd appreciate any reply on this matter.
thanks in advance,
Alon.





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