Hi,
I'm running FreeBSD 8.2-RELEASE and I was trying to install some software, and just as I always have, I did this:
And it came back with an error saying
and that it wouldn't install. I thought it was odd, so I went to another machine running the same version, and tried there. I got the same error, and thought it was a little weird.
Anyone seen this? Or maybe know what happened? I haven't messed with any system files on my Laptop at all, in fact, it's a fresh installation that I haven't set up anything on yet, so I know this wasn't me screwing up a system file or something.
Any ideas? I've got no clue how this happened.
It's FreeBSD 8.2-RELEASE. I did the install from a CD to boot it, and then did the rest over FTP. Just to make sure I didn't somehow misstype something multiple times, I pressed the up arrow key in my shell a few times until I had one I ran earlier to install something else, and sure enough, the command I used to install multiple packages gave me errors too. I expected to see "Already installed" but instead got the same error.
My router rebooted earlier, but just to be sure, I rebooted my laptop, and it got an IP fine. I logged into the other machine over SSH, and it works fine except for that.
I'm running FreeBSD 8.2-RELEASE and I was trying to install some software, and just as I always have, I did this:
pkg_add -r links
And it came back with an error saying
Code:
Syntax error, command unrecognized
Anyone seen this? Or maybe know what happened? I haven't messed with any system files on my Laptop at all, in fact, it's a fresh installation that I haven't set up anything on yet, so I know this wasn't me screwing up a system file or something.
Any ideas? I've got no clue how this happened.
It's FreeBSD 8.2-RELEASE. I did the install from a CD to boot it, and then did the rest over FTP. Just to make sure I didn't somehow misstype something multiple times, I pressed the up arrow key in my shell a few times until I had one I ran earlier to install something else, and sure enough, the command I used to install multiple packages gave me errors too. I expected to see "Already installed" but instead got the same error.
My router rebooted earlier, but just to be sure, I rebooted my laptop, and it got an IP fine. I logged into the other machine over SSH, and it works fine except for that.