fsck in Linux has had some kind of progress bar for a while now (at least, last time I used SuSE it did). FreeBSD’s fsck is Too Advanced for such things, and if you’re checking a big disk (like /usr) you can find yourself just sitting there with no idea of what progress it’s making.
Sit no more! Just hit Ctrl-t and fsck will reveal its secrets. (This sends the currently running process a SIGINFO.)
While upgrading ports on Roz’s desktop, I ran foul of this:
... generalInterfaceTiledExamples.o(.text+0x36f): In function `writeTiled1(char const*, Imf::Array2D&, int, int, int, int)': : undefined reference to `Imf::Channel::Channel(Imf::PixelType, int, int, bool)' generalInterfaceTiledExamples.o(.text+0x3b3): more undefined references to `Imf::Channel::Channel(Imf::PixelType, int, int, bool)' follow gmake[1]: *** [imfexamples] Error 1 gmake[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/work/usr/ports/graphics/OpenEXR/work/openexr-1.6.0/IlmImfExamples' gmake: *** [all-recursive] Error 1 *** Error code 2
Remembering that in UPDATING there was something about this, I had another look:
20071008: AFFECTS: users of graphics/OpenEXR and graphics/ilmbase AUTHOR: nork@FreeBSD.org ... # pkg_delete -f OpenEXR # pkg_delete -f ilmbase (if you already installed before CONFLICT) # cd /usr/ports/graphics/OpenEXR # make install # pkgdb -F
Nope, that didn’t help. pkg_delete told me ilmbase wasn’t installed. A quick Google turned up a PR about this, but it was closed with “look at UPDATING.” so that didn’t help any more.
I fixed it by rebuilding graphics/ilmbase anyway. Once that was rebuild and reinstalled, OpenEXR built fine. No idea why pkg_delete didn’t think it was installed.
