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Yaverot
  
| | #1 posted August 28, 2007 at 10:58pm (EDT) |
I've just realized that the last time I reinstalled I forgot to hunt down and check the option to install X11.
Is there an easy way to install this, because I can't find it on the install disks?
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Osiris
| | #2 posted August 29, 2007 at 12:47pm (EDT) |
do a search for invisible items on the install disks, it most likely has .pkg as an extension, so you can try limiting search to invisible and pkg, hopefully it says X11.pkg, rather than look at all the invisible files, there are many. |
Yaverot
| | #3 posted August 29, 2007 at 2:52pm (EDT) |
How do I search for invisible files?
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Osiris
| | #4 posted August 29, 2007 at 3:54pm (EDT) |
do a find, in addition to name/extension, there is an option for visibility. |
ndrake
 
| | #5 posted August 29, 2007 at 8:12pm (EDT) |
I think you can just run the XCode installer again, and customize the install and only check X11. I recently had to do this same thing, and I didn't have to dig around looking for a specific .pkg installer. |
nihon
 
 
| | #6 posted September 3, 2007 at 7:30pm (EDT) |
ndrake is correct.
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Yaverot
| | #7 posted September 3, 2007 at 9:25pm (EDT) |
Got it installed now. (I keep my mac disks well put away so I don't lose them.) Xcode won't install X11, and because X11 isn't installed the X11SDK is greyed out unselectable.
However, so that I have a reference for the next time I do this, if I have a finder window already open to the disk, a search for X11 gets both user & SDK pkgs and nothing else. Then 'software update' the 2006 security package.
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