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Subject: Re: Problem upgrading XFree86-libraries
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At 01:23 AM 5/13/03, Eric Anholt wrote:

>It looks like something is going wrong with the imake configuration.
>Could you make sure your imake-4 and XFree86-4-libraries ports are both
>completely up to date and reinstall imake-4 before going on to
>XFree86-4-libraries?

Thanks for the advice. I discovered I had both imake-1.0 and imake-4.3.0 
installed, so deinstalled imake-1.0 and reinstalled imake-4. In fact, I 
ended up nuking my ports directories for both imake-4 and 
XFree86-4-libraries and re-cvsupped, then did 'portupgrade -f imake' and 
after that succeeded I was able to upgrade the XFree86-4-libraries without 
problem.


-- 
Roger