On Tue, 2004-03-09 at 14:10, Frank Caggiano wrote:
> Ken Causey wrote:
> > I believe what has happened is that you have installed the package
> > labelled 'BFAV2' and not 'BFAV2 Installer'.  'BFAV2' is just the code
> > for BFAV2 with none of its dependencies'.  'BFAV2 Installer' is an
> > installer which installs BFAV2 and all of its dependencies.  Please
> > install 'BFAV2 Installer'.
> > 
> I believe this has come up a few times in the past. If what needs to be 
> run is BFAV2 Installer and not BFAV could BFAV be removed from the map
> to lessen the confusion new (and not so new) squeakers encounter.

The problem basically is that you cannot install via SqueakMap a package
that is not listed on SqueakMap.  And if you install something some way
other than via SqueakMap then it breaks the model.

Fixing this is on the todo list and will be done by not listing packages
in Package Loader that aren't flagged as 'installable' or something of
that sort.

Ken

> 
> If BFAV can't be removed for some reason could BFAV2 Installer be 
> renamed to something like 'BFAV2 Run me not the other thing just above 
> me called BFAV2 which is what you would think you should run but it's 
> not, really'.  :-)



> 
> regards
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