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Subject: Re: What is the real solution?
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * I then tried to install TCL8.0.2 and it gave me exactly the same
 * message.

You need to delete the system tcl first (the message tells you how).
If you don't need tcl, leave it that way.  You may want to define
NOTCL in /etc/make.conf to avoid rebuilding it in the next make world
(but tcl build from the current -current won't be trapped by
bsd.port.mk).

If you need tcl, install it from ports.  (Or if you install a port
that requires tcl, it will get built automatically.)

Don't forget to do a "ldconfig -R" after removing tcl so the shared
library cache will be updated.

Satoshi