From: Mithat K. <mit...@ya...> - 2008-09-18 01:26:20
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I am trying to install ROX-Filer with Macports on an G4 MacMini running OS X Leopard. The first install attempt using Macports: sudo port install rox resulted in an unresolved dependency ... libglade2, I think. I installed that, and then re-ran the command to install ROX-Filer. Now when I try to launch ROX from either OS X's own Terminal or from X11's terminal, I get The process has forked and you cannot use the CoreFoundation functionality safely. You must exec(). followed by essentially the same message in ALL UPPER CASE about a million times. While this is happening, a window is drawn that looks like it's trying to become ROX-Filer, and then it disappears after a few seconds. Help? |
From: Thomas L. <ta...@gm...> - 2008-09-18 06:08:01
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2008/9/18 Mithat Konar <mit...@ya...>: > I am trying to install ROX-Filer with Macports on an G4 MacMini running OS X Leopard. The first install attempt using Macports: > > sudo port install rox > > resulted in an unresolved dependency ... libglade2, I think. I installed that, and then re-ran the command to install ROX-Filer. Now when I try to launch ROX from either OS X's own Terminal or from X11's terminal, I get > > The process has forked and you cannot use the CoreFoundation functionality safely. You must exec(). > > followed by essentially the same message in ALL UPPER CASE about a million times. While this is happening, a window is drawn that looks like it's trying to become ROX-Filer, and then it disappears after a few seconds. > > Help? No idea, but you could try running the filer with the "-n" option to stop it forking. Don't know if that's what the error is talking about, though. -- Dr Thomas Leonard ROX desktop / Zero Install GPG: 9242 9807 C985 3C07 44A6 8B9A AE07 8280 59A5 3CC1 |