Let's keep this discussion on the mailing list so all can benefit from what we learn.
On Feb 24, 2010, at 22:31, Julio alarcon wrote: > On Wed, Feb 24, 2010 at 9:04 PM, Ryan Schmidt wrote: > >> On Feb 24, 2010, at 20:01, Julio alarcon wrote: >> >>> Hi i was trying to do some osx cloning but i figured it out that i needed >>> subversion, but there is no one for pcbsd but it is for freebsd and i don't >>> really know how to make it work in pcbsd, ill be glad if i can find some >>> help or a subversion for pcbsd thx. >> >> I don't know what PCBSD is, but have you tried simply compiling Subversion >> and its dependencies from source? Where do you get stuck? >> > > Hi thank you for your prompt answered, pcbsd 8 is an os base in freebsd 8, > this is going to sound crazy but I'm totally new in bsd base os. This is what > i did, i opened my terminal and i did type what is in the web page for > subversion: > $ cd /usr/ports/devel/subversion > $ make install > > Since there is no one for pcbsd I used the one for freebsd because pcbsd has > the a lot of similarities of freebsd, but under my pcbsd i dont have the > ports/devel/subversion so that where i stopped and i was clueless, if u can > help me or know something where i can install the subversion in my pcbsd I'll > really appreciate the information. > > This is how my system is organize: > [ju...@pcbsd-6364]/(25)% ls > COPYRIGHT boot etc lib media proc root sys > usr > bin dev home libexec mnt rescue sbin tmp > var > > [ju...@pcbsd-6364]/(28)% cd usr > [ju...@pcbsd-6364]/usr(29)% ls > bin games home include lib libdata libexec local obj sbin > share src It sounds like you're saying you tried to use the FreeBSD ports collection to build Subversion on PCBSD. I was suggesting you build Subversion by hand, without the assistance of a package manager.
