Re: Build successfull of m107 for Mac OSX (Tiger only). Concerns locales : fr / en-US / de
James McKenzie <[email protected]>
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eric.bachard wrote: > Hi, > > Jatmes McKenzie a écrit : > >> eric.bachard wrote: > > >> Could not install it to my PBG4 with a fresh install of Tiger with >> the 10.4.1 patch on it. > > > Strange.... > > Got an error message that I had to install either > >> Apple X11 or XDarwin. > > > You're joking, right ? Of course X11 and/or XDarwin *must* be > installed (and both can be installed in parallel) . > Else, how will you test OpenOffice.org ? > > If you really want to continue without install anything, just create > /Applications/Utilities/X11.app directory can be sufficient to make > the check test lie, but it doesn't make sense to install my package > without install X11, since OpenOffice.org on Mac OSX means > "OpenOffice.org + X11". > > I installed the X11SDK from the Tiger > >> installation disk. > > > X11SDK = headers + stuff for devel around X11 > > X11User = the graphical server + other applications, so what is needed > ( same for XDarwin ) > > I attempted to install the Apple X11 from the Apple > >> Developer site and found that I could not due to the installation of the > > >> above SDK. > > > I don't understand : if you use *correct versions* of X11User and > X11SDK, they can be installed in every order, and no problem can > occur... The best install order is : install X11User, then X11SDK. So, > looks like you have here to deinstall the sdk first, install X11 (or > XDarwin) and reinstall X11SDK. > > If this does not work, it's simply because you're simply mixing > X11User and X11SDK versions. This can not work, IMHO. > > In such situation, and as a workaround, you can rename > /Libraries/Receipts/X11SDK , but it's an uggly workaround and I wonder > why you are using such versions... Eric: Successful installation. Tried the program and it is quick and snappy. I decided to open an OOo 1.x text document and resave it in OOo 2.x format. I like it. More testing to follow. James McKenzie