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Old 31st July 2012
barti barti is offline
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Default can't install nano

# pkg_add -r nano
--- nano-2.2.6 -------------------
nano-2.2.6 is not for the right architecture



# nano
ksh: nano: not found
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Old 31st July 2012
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this is on amd64 machine
rootbsd.net
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# export PKG_PATH=ftp://ftp.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/5.1/packages/amd64/
# pkg_add -r nano
nano-2.2.6:libiconv-1.14: ok
nano-2.2.6:gettext-0.18.1p1: ok
nano-2.2.6: ok
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Old 31st July 2012
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The hard life of openbsd newbie.

Last edited by barti; 31st July 2012 at 05:35 PM.
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Old 31st July 2012
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I didn't put the faces!!!!!!!!!!
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Did you include X11 sets while installing OpenBSD? php-gd package requires X11 library.

I think you should start a new thread about your drupal & php issue. Your original topic is about the nano issue which you already have solved.
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The "not the right architecture" message only occurs if you have a mismatch between machine architecture and the architecture of the package. Usually, this is caused by using the wrong PKG_PATH variable. It appears you eventually figured that out.

The "-r" option to pkg_add is used when re-installing, as it requests a replacement of an installed package.
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This is in case you are mixing up FreeBSD and OpenBSD. FreeBSD would use `pkg_add -r <pkg>` but as jggimi indicated, not so on OpenBSD.
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