On Thu, 6 Mar 2003 08:04:09 +0000 (UTC), "Matthias Scheler"
<tron@zhadum.de> said:
> In article <20030305151523.02480fab.ccatrian@eml.cc>,
> 	"Cesar Catrian C." <ccatrian@eml.cc> writes:
> > It compiled and installed ok, without errors at startup log file,
> > with a detail: I had to create a link from lib/libXpm.so.4.11 to
> > lib/libXpm.so.4, to make X programs work correctly.
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> Something was be really wrong with your system because the build process
> will create these links automatically. Did you use NetBSD's X11 sources
> or the original XFree86 ones?

It seems to be the only link that I created manually.
I used NetBSD's X11 sources fetched using sup.

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> > Now I need to find out how to delete the "${MKDIR}" and the "-p"
> > directories created by the 4.2.1 installation, and the "%D" directory
> > created by the 4.3 installation...
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> Could you please explain that a bit more precisely? Where and when were
> these directories created? Neither the build of XFree86 4.2.1 nor the
> build of 4.3.0 creates anything named "-p" or "%D".

The build of 4.2.1 created the "${MKDIR" and "-p" directories. And the
4.3.0 build created the "%D" directory. Empty directories.=20

thanks

C*sar


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