how to install SFW*** pkg ?
there is an SFWxmms package on CCD and I want to install it.But when cd into the directory containing the package and run "pkgadd -d SFWxmms" ,it complain:
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bash-3.00# pkgadd -d SFWxmms pkgadd: ERROR: no packages were found in </cdrom/s10_software_companion/components/i386/Packages/SFWxmms> Code:
bash-3.00# pkgadd -d SFWxmms pkgadd: ERROR: attempt to process datastream failed - open of <SFWxmms> failed, errno=2 pkgadd: ERROR: could not process datastream from <SFWxmms> Code:
bash-3.00# cd .. /../bash-3.00# pkgadd -d SFWxmms pkgadd: ERROR: attempt to process datastream failed - open of <SFWxmms> failed, errno=2 pkgadd: ERROR: could not process datastream from <SFWxmms> Code:
bash-3.00# ls SFWaalib SFWfile SFWguile SFWpcre SFWtdmp SFWaconf SFWfltk SFWgviz SFWpftpd SFWter SFWafio SFWfnlib SFWhpijs SFWpine SFWtetex SFWamake SFWfppd SFWimap SFWplotu SFWtnef SFWamnda SFWftchm SFWimlib SFWpnm2p SFWtop SFWasclk SFWfttse SFWispel SFWprcml SFWungif SFWastep SFWfvwm SFWjoe SFWpy SFWunwin SFWbdb SFWgawk SFWkde SFWqt SFWuudv SFWbison SFWgbin SFWkoff SFWrline SFWvim SFWblue SFWgcal SFWlibsane SFWrpm SFWvnc SFWbrl SFWgcc2 SFWlpcap SFWrsync SFWvorbt SFWcddk SFWgcc2l SFWltool SFWruby SFWw3 SFWcdrtl SFWgcc34 SFWlxrun SFWrxvt SFWwine SFWcprnt SFWgcc34l SFWlynx SFWsampc SFWwmkr SFWctags SFWgcmn SFWmpack SFWsane SFWxaw3d SFWcups SFWgd SFWmpage SFWscrn SFWxcpus SFWcurl SFWgdb SFWmpeg SFWscrnbrltty SFWxdelta SFWcvs SFWgfile SFWmpg12 SFWsdic SFWxfce SFWdb1 SFWgfind SFWmphp SFWsdl SFWxmacs SFWddd SFWgimp SFWmpydb SFWsed SFWxmcd SFWdiffu SFWgkrel SFWmutt SFWsgrep SFWxmms SFWemacs SFWglob SFWmyjdb SFWshar SFWxpdf SFWenscr SFWgm4 SFWncur SFWshutl SFWxpp SFWespgs SFWgmake SFWnmap SFWslang SFWxterm SFWespk SFWgplot SFWnmh SFWslrn SFWyasr SFWespks SFWgprnt SFWnpbm SFWsnort SFWethrl SFWgroff SFWoggl SFWsquid SFWexpct SFWgtext SFWoldap SFWsudo SFWffltr SFWgtxt SFWoslp SFWtclx thanks!! |
A Solaris (SVR4) package can be either a single file (package datastream) or a directory. One can convert from one form to the other with the command pkgtrans.
If your package is in the single file form, the command to install it is: Code:
# pkgadd -d PACKAGEname Code:
# pkgadd -d . PACKAGEname |
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Try pkgadd <pkgname> without the -d. I forget the details, but depending on the type of package, you have to treat them differently.
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Not using -d has nothing to do with the package format, "man pkgadd" for details. |
thanks for the correction, could not remember the exact syntax...
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