Re: Problems adding some packages to ISO
Dario Freni <[email protected]> Wed, 24 Jan 2007 23:29:35 +0100
| Newsgroups | gmane.os.freebsd.freesbie |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
On 24/gen/07, at 17:24, Ben wrote: > Koen Martens wrote: >> Ben wrote: >> >>> Ben wrote: >>> >>>> I have attached my build info, including a view of pkg_info.txt, >>>> which >>>> shows that 51 packages appear to be added to the ISO but only 34 >>>> packages are listed in pkg_info.txt. >>>> >>>> Any help would be greatly appreciated. >>>> >>>> Ben >>>> >>> Any updates on this? I just tried updating my sources and >>> applying Koen >>> Marten's patch from this morning but still had problems with the >>> proper >>> packages being added to the ISO. >>> >> >> Did you try the same thing I tried: sprinkle some echo statements >> around in the pkginstall script. Start by catting input and output >> of each of the three functions, to zoom in which function 'looses' >> the package. Then you can put more detailled echo's and/or analyze >> the code of the function that is the culprit. >> >> Gr, >> >> Koen >> > I'm sorry for continuing this thread, I wonder if anyone is still > reading it, but I think I've finally nailed down the problem. After > finally finding the .done_pkginstall file I saw a bunch of "pkg_add: > could not find package" statements. The odd thing is all of these > packages that could not be found aren't showing up in > "/tmp/freesbie.icICHjHP/packages" as being dependencies. Are the > FreeSBIE scripts not drilling down far enough to find dependencies of > dependencies? > > I guess I'll keep digging but please let me know if anyone else sees > this as possible. Have you tried running pkgdb -F (from sysutils/portupgrade) on your system? It seems you have dependencies listed on your package db that are not installed. -- FreeSBIE mailing list (http://www.freesbie.org)