Sorry, I wish I could copy/paste, but the machine's not far enough along yet
to do that.  I tried deleting the distfile and refetched, but it was still
the same problem, which brings up the message that the 'checksum is
incorrect'.  Now let me point out that I was originally building from
meta-pkgs/kde3, which bombed, so to find out why, I went to x11/kdebase3,
which is where the 'checksum' problem occurred.  So I set NO_CHECKSUM=yes
and continued ok.  That's why I thought somebody needs to update the
checksum on x11/kdebase3.

I still have a problem with xorg though (in another thread).

Thanks,
Robert


-----Original Message-----
From: port-amd64-owner@NetBSD.org [mailto:port-amd64-owner@NetBSD.org]On
Behalf Of Jeremy C. Reed
Sent: Donnerstag, 15. September 2005 17:29
To: Robert Cates
Cc: NetBSD, Users; NetBSD, port-amd64
Subject: RE: meta-pkgs/kde3 breaks on AMD64 platform


On Thu, 15 Sep 2005, Robert Cates wrote:

> OK, the problem was/is because the CHECKSUM was/is wrong.  I couldn't give
> details earlier because is just was no longer viewable (on screen anyway),
> but I found out that kdebase-3.4.2 seems to have downloaded ok (it's
> compiling at the moment), but the checksum in the Makefile does not jive
> with the distfile.  I got the message that one or the other is not up
> todate.  I suppose somebody needs to update the Makefile in pkgsrc.(?)

I misunderstand "checksum in the Makefile".

Maybe you can save the errors and copy and paste it.

Or try deleting the distfile(s) and refetching them.


  Jeremy C. Reed

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