Re: [Fink-users] Fink-users Digest, Vol 238, Issue 7

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 In said Mac done by selfupdate-git,
$which port2audio   no response 
 In my current sequoia Mac,
$which port2andudio  port2audio not found

Any way I guess I have never installed port2audio.

In current Mac, (Fink files)
/opt/sw]$ ls
Applications/  etc/   fink.old/  lib/	   opt/   share/  var/
bin/	       fink/  include/	 Library/  sbin/  src/

In said Mac, similar folders are.

In TimeMachine /św (Fink files) folders exist.  (Current Time Machine, there is no /sw and /opt/sw no Fink related files)
May I replace /sw by TimeMachine files,, How can I replace it safely, all by piecewisely ??

Former /św is currently /opt/sw (TimeMachine /św exist, but current one no)


> 2026/07/20 12:19、Scott Hannahs <sha...@us...>のメール:
> 
> Well that is a file used if you installed port2audio package.  My guess is that it is left over after an upgrade from some previous installation or something.  I suggest you delete the file and try again which is what git is telling you.
> 
> I don’t thing Time Machine backs up /opt directory where fink stores things so that may not be much help.  But YMMV.  You can check your backups if it matters.  Did you restore a backup lately?
> 
> -Scott
> 
>> On Jul 19, 2026, at 22:24, a_...@me... wrote:
>> 
>>> portaudio2.patch   — I am afraid I have no idea what it is.
>> 
>> Alternatively (looks much easy for novice) I have TimeMachine data(all data have been kept — older one disappeared).  Such errors just appeared very recently (day before yesterday!!).  What portions there shall be replaced?   In high Sierra, I think almost all system files are stored (recent Mac OS, not )
>> 
>>> 2026/07/19 7:11、fin...@li...:
>>> Scott Hannahs <sha...@us... <mailto:sha...@us...>>
>>> Re: [Fink-users] failed fink selfupdate-git (High Sierra10.13.6)
>>> To: a_...@me... <mailto:a_...@me...>
>>> CC: fin...@li... <mailto:fin...@li...>
>>> 
>>> 
>>> For some reason it thinks that portaudio2.patch has been modified outside of git.  For whatever reason, I would try moving it to your desktop and then attempting to do another self update.
>>> 
>>> -Scott
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