Hi,
I'm trying to get portmod installed and working properly on my system. I have it installed but every-time I try to create a prefix, It does not show the arch and my only option is 0 which is no text.
I'm a bit lost looking through the readthedocs. I can't find information on what to do when things go wrong, so here I am.
Seeking some guidance.
PortMod Ubuntu help setting this up
Re: PortMod Ubuntu help setting this up
It sounds like it's not fetching the package repository information properly.
Have you run into any error messages when trying to set this up?
What happens if you run
What version of portmod are you using (
Have you run into any error messages when trying to set this up?
What happens if you run
portmod sync
? Even with nothing else set up yet, it should synchronize and index the "meta" repository (which contains information about the other repositories, which sounds like what you're missing).What version of portmod are you using (
portmod --version
)?Re: PortMod Ubuntu help setting this up
Hi,bmw wrote: ↑23 Sep 2023, 14:52 It sounds like it's not fetching the package repository information properly.
Have you run into any error messages when trying to set this up?
What happens if you runportmod sync
? Even with nothing else set up yet, it should synchronize and index the "meta" repository (which contains information about the other repositories, which sounds like what you're missing).
What version of portmod are you using (portmod --version
)?
I spend some time looking at the errors and the internet and I simply did not have git installed. This is light system, after removing many things. Probably removed git at some point. After installing git, portmod sync worked and everything is going great so far.
Thanks for your help!!!
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Re: PortMod Ubuntu help setting this up
Ubuntu doesn't have Git installed by default even before you start stripping things out. It's not like most people just using their home computer will ever need to do any of the things Git does.