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#1 2008-01-10 03:32:29
- theringmaster
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unable to install mono-svn package
I downloaded the tarball (which contained the makepkg) from aur and built the package (took forever 
). Now when trying to install the package, I get this. This is only about half of it because gnome-terminal only saves so much.
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#2 2008-01-10 03:44:45
- Allan
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Re: unable to install mono-svn package
Well, I suppose the obvious question is: Are those files actually on your filesystem already and what package owns them? My guess is that you have mono installed and this conflicts with it...
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#3 2008-01-10 04:49:56
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Re: unable to install mono-svn package
Well, I suppose the obvious question is: Are those files actually on your filesystem already and what package owns them? My guess is that you have mono installed and this conflicts with it...
yes I do have mono installed, but the real question is: if it conflicts with it as you say, then why does it depend on it??
"depends=('glib2' 'mono')" - taken from the current pkgbuild.
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#4 2008-01-11 19:24:29
- Snowman
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Re: unable to install mono-svn package
It's an error. Remove mono from the dependencies.
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