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That command doesn't work directly: # portmaster -r x11/kdelibs4 ===>>> The argument to -r must be a package name, or a glob pattern ===>>> Aborting update ===>>> Killing background jobs Terminated ===>>> Exiting I'm sure you mean some obvious variant. I'm beginning to smell the stink of decay...

Did that yes '' | nice -n -20 portmaster -GDB --no-confirm -x ssh2-nox11 -x bsdpan -x host -x qmail -x paq -x licq x11/kdelibs4 yes '' | nice -n -20 portmaster -GDB -r kdelibs-4\* then still get this error with CMake Error at /usr/local/share/cmake/Modules/FindKDE4.cmake:98...

I built and rebuilt the latest cmake but it made no difference. This error appears on many KDE4 builds and at this point KDE is unbuildable I have kdelibs4, specifically /var/db/pkg/kdelibs-4.10.5/, but that cmake file doesn't seem to be found when building.

I am trying to build KDE: CMake Error at /usr/local/share/cmake/Modules/FindKDE4.cmake:98 (message): ERROR: cmake/modules/FindKDE4Internal.cmake not found in Call Stack (most recent call first): CMakeLists.txt:12 (find_package) CMake Warning (dev) in CMakeLists.txt: No...

Confirmed here as well. Cairo 1.12 causes Xorg to die. Simply reverting to Cairo 1.10 with pkg_add -r cairo brings firefox back to life. A parallel machine without port upgrades within the past week runs firefox without incident.

Are you using some forbidden gcc flag like -fast-math? Forbidden to that port, I mean. Go to that directory and type gmake. You may see the error that portupgrade is prone to hiding. If you upgraded to FreeBSD 9 did you delete the old libs?

Yes pkg_libchk is your friend after any major version upgrade. More usefully: #### FORCE REBUILD BROKEN PACKAGES ###### #### PACKAGES WITH MISSING LIBS ###### pkg_libchk | cut -f 1 -d ' ' | tr -ds ':' '' | sort | uniq > missingLibs.txt portupgrade -fO --exclude '*bsdpan*' `cat...

Linux is just a kernel. ;)

Yo I got builds working. Turns out a sub mirror, cvsup10, has old obsolete files, likely mixed in, and was generally stale. I switched to another randomly, in my case cvsup5, and everything built nicely on STABLE9. Well, except for the wireless code, which I had to block in /etc/src.conf...

Oh yes I threw many tarballs around for that reason alone. But back in 2001 I did a lot of builds because many of the dual-pentium machines were dodgy, so burn-ins were the stress test. No, even when I used clang exclusively this system didn't build. That's supposed to be the grail...

Sure, but on fresh machines namely the 9.0 Live DVD with /usr/src and /usr/obj bolted onto my hard drive with null_fs NOTHING compiled. Not 9.0-RELENG, 9 STABLE. Nor did the freebsd-update work because the system is at 8.2 STABLE. So I had to untar the base tarball at the command line to make...

Damn people if you have the DVD just # mount_cd9660 /dev/acd0 /cdrom and then # tar -C / /cdrom/usr/freebsd-dist/src.txz Sorry couldn't find the code button

FreeBSD not laptop-ready I switched to Kubuntu for my nc6400 laptop. Suspend+resume. Network autoconfigures. Fingerprint reader works. Even my Virgin mobile broadband autoconfigures! Latest KDE. System understands Russian out of the box. Laptops at cybercafes are a far cry from a server...

Ahh great to see others have looked under the hood. I found some point-to-point rc script pages that are hopefully vendor-neutral. I never found BSD success stories with millenicom and besides this way, with a tether, I can unhook the phone for weekend use.

I want to use a data cable from a cellphone to get broadband on my laptop. The cables are typically dependent on the phone connector, the most popular being Mini USB. So I may need a Mini USB to USB cable. From searching I read that drivers download from the phone to an MS os only. Has...

Gentoo no Refuge I just installed a Gentoo system, and upon the 35th build of 350+ to make kde4, the emerge croaked. Glancing at the USE options it's borderline nuts. There must be two hundred little knobs to tweak. You could literally be configuring Gentoo until the end of the universe...

I notice on three boxes that icu4, and probably icu don't build without gcc44. Which brings up the the question why we are running three year old system software? I know some BSD gurus are on an anti-Stallman kick but their arguments elude me, while their fix is mostly vaporware. x(...

Portupgrade -fa is Unwieldy IMHO FreeBSD has been plagued by broken releases. If the policy now is to test the testers I would be overjoyed. Far too many ports require some hack like touching nonexistent error.h files or going into the work/ directory source to gmake some directories by...

The only green light is during a ports freeze, prior to an upcoming release like 8.1. Why not enjoy the lull time now by finding and fixing broken apps? #cd /usr/local/bin #find . -type f | xargs -n 1 file | grep ELF | cut -f1 -d':'| xargs -n 1 ldd | grep -B 20 found

I uplinked through DSL when the modem fried. Meanwhile to get from my desk back to FreeBSD forums I used ipnat to NAT my packets out through my Levono R61 via the Intel 3945. Whats lame in 8.0 stable is only seeing two access points with the Intel, while Atheros in the R61 shows ten! And then...