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From: Sven L. <lu...@dp...> - 2001-05-04 16:09:18
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On Fri, May 04, 2001 at 05:02:54PM +0100, Alan Buxey wrote: > hi, > > > Well, yes, but they also reinstall all the load of packages that are now > > incompatible. That's what happens when upgrading. But he wanted to install > > just libc6 and Xfree 4. > > ah yes, of course > > > There must be some unofficial site in your sources.list file, or maybe you > > told apt to look into the testing archives. > > oops, testing. I keep thinking that testing is more with potato than > anything else No, that was at the beginning, now testing is laggin less than 2 weeks beind sid, minus broken and undbuildable packages. > > Well, you don't really need to, just launch the compilation, and pass a good > > evening with your girlfriend, or whatever, ... > > :-) :))) > > btw, just dpkg-buildpacakge -us -uc should work on the unpacked package, you > > could save the logs also to check if something broke. > > unpacked package? I've got the CVS files in an archive here...can i run > such a thing on this? (like RPM -tb can do?) You are speaking upstream cvs, right ? no i was speaking about rebuilding debian package, but i have read on debian-xfree (or whatever is the name of that mailing list) that someone did work on a xfree package stuff that may do just what you want, check the archive for this. BTW, apart from that, you may just need to replace the source tarball in the xfree package from branden by the upstream one, and naturrally remove all the debian patches, since they will most probably not apply anymore. Friendly, Sven Luther |