Hey,
I wish I were coming here with some better news, but I've just completed a fresh install, and I think I messed something up. I installed this on my old K6-2 box, to be used mostly as an SVN server, so I'm already amazed that it runs. (Ubuntu, Debian, and Gentoo wouldn't.) And, though I can SSH into the box, I can't sudo or su to root in order to compile the ports, or even chmod/chown them so I can compile them as a different user. So please don't ask for the full error. That's a lot of typing.
Anyway, every time I try to install a port (samba33 was the first, then bash and nano), the files download correctly, decompress correctly, but fail immediately on compile, with the following error:
There's lots more, mostly stemming from the gettext library, dipping down into vasnprintf. I've looked on this forum, and on the web, but couldn't find a good solution. The closest was to add #define SIZE_MAX ((size_t)-1) to /usr/include/limits.h, which fixed the above error, but resulted in another similar error:
What's going on guys? Thanks!
Jeremy
I wish I were coming here with some better news, but I've just completed a fresh install, and I think I messed something up. I installed this on my old K6-2 box, to be used mostly as an SVN server, so I'm already amazed that it runs. (Ubuntu, Debian, and Gentoo wouldn't.) And, though I can SSH into the box, I can't sudo or su to root in order to compile the ports, or even chmod/chown them so I can compile them as a different user. So please don't ask for the full error. That's a lot of typing.
Anyway, every time I try to install a port (samba33 was the first, then bash and nano), the files download correctly, decompress correctly, but fail immediately on compile, with the following error:
Code:
SIZE_MAX undeclaredThere's lots more, mostly stemming from the gettext library, dipping down into vasnprintf. I've looked on this forum, and on the web, but couldn't find a good solution. The closest was to add #define SIZE_MAX ((size_t)-1) to /usr/include/limits.h, which fixed the above error, but resulted in another similar error:
Code:
intmax_t undeclared...What's going on guys? Thanks!
Jeremy
