Re: Migrating to X.org with portupgrade

On Tuesday 17 August 2004 08:06 pm, Wilkinson, Alex wrote:
>  0n Wed, Aug 18, 2004 at 12:22:52PM +0930, Daniel O'Connor wrote:
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>  Running the following worked for me..
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>  sudo portupgrade -l /tmp/portupgrade.log -L /tmp/portupgrade- -o
> devel/imake-6  imake-4* sudo portupgrade -l /tmp/portupgrade.log -L
> /tmp/portupgrade- -o x11/xorg-libraries  XFree86-libraries sudo portupgrade
> -l /tmp/portupgrade.log -L /tmp/portupgrade- -o x11/xorg-clients 
> XFree86-clients sudo portupgrade -l /tmp/portupgrade.log -L
> /tmp/portupgrade- -o x11-servers/xorg-server  XFree86-Server sudo
> portupgrade -l /tmp/portupgrade.log -L /tmp/portupgrade- -o
> x11/xorg-documents  XFree86-documents sudo portupgrade -l
> /tmp/portupgrade.log -L /tmp/portupgrade- -o x11-fonts/xorg-fonts-truetype 
> XFree86-fontScalable sudo portupgrade -l /tmp/portupgrade.log -L
> /tmp/portupgrade- -o x11-fonts/xorg-fonts-100dpi  XFree86-font100dpi sudo
> portupgrade -l /tmp/portupgrade.log -L /tmp/portupgrade- -o
> x11-fonts/xorg-fonts-75dpi  XFree86-font75dpi sudo portupgrade -l
> /tmp/portupgrade.log -L /tmp/portupgrade- -o x11-fonts/xorg-fonts-type1 
> XFree86-fontDefaultBitmaps sudo portupgrade -l /tmp/portupgrade.log -L
> /tmp/portupgrade- -o x11-fonts/xorg-fonts-cyrillic  XFree86-fontCyrillic
> sudo portupgrade -l /tmp/portupgrade.log -L /tmp/portupgrade- -o
> x11-fonts/xorg-fonts-encodings  XFree86-fontEncodings sudo portupgrade -l
> /tmp/portupgrade.log -L /tmp/portupgrade- -o x11/xorg -f XFree86
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> What's the point in doing each port separately when you could have just
> done:
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> # portupgrade -Rrav
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I have the understanding the the x-libraries are added statically. I did the 
pkg_delete and then added xorg back in.  Lots of broken dependancies when you 
do it individually. The links for XFree86 and xorg are different.  It seemed 
like forever before I could do a 
"portupgrade -rf xorg-libraries" and have it actually build everything.

The other problem I am having is with KDE. With xorg, KDE has lost track of 
xdb, your keyboard and layouts. It got to the point on 4.10-stable that all I 
could type in konsole showed up like "?? ??? ?" and etc. In other utilities, 
they were all greek letters. I went back to XFree86 to get things working 
again.

Kent

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