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From: Tim Erlin <tperlin@yahoo.com>
Subject: Unavailable Dependencies? 
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I'm trying to add the qt-2.3.1 package and it fails
due to a dependency on Mesa-3.4.2_2, which is
unavailable in the ports tree. If I build the port,
however, it looks for Mesa-3.4.2_1, but fails to
complete the 'make' process.

I hate to pick on the ports/packages system, because
it's a wonderful system, but this strange
discrepancy
seems odd to me. Am I missing something?

TIA.
--Tim Erlin




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