On Jan 5, 2008, at 19:28, KURAAKU Deibiddo wrote:

I've been trying to install both of these ports on 10.5 Leopard, but have met with no success so far.

For some insane reason, it looks for /Applications/Developer/usr/ bin/xcodebuild (which with Xcode tools installed, is actually in / usr/bin). If i symlink /usr into /Applications/Developer, I get this:

[root@dissonance ~]# port install fusefs

(With a blank line afterwards.)

Even if i leave it for hours, it goes nowhere. If I delete my symlink:

[root@dissonance ~]# rm -f /Applications/Developer/usr

This is the result:

[root@dissonance ~]# port install fusefs ---> Building fusefs Error: Target org.macports.build returned: shell command "cd "/opt/ local/var/macports/build/ _opt_local_var_macports_sources_rsync.macports.org_release_ports_fuse_ fusefs/work/fusefs/10.5" && xcodebuild -target "fusefs" - buildstyle Release build OBJROOT=build/ SYMROOT=build/ OBJROOT=build/ SYMROOT=build/" returned error 1 Command output: Error: Can't run /Applications/Developer/usr/bin/ xcodebuild (no such file).

Does anyone have a way to actually get fusefs and ntfs-3g to build successfully on 10.5 Leopard?

Do you have Xcode 2.5, Xcode 3, or both installed on your Leopard system? They can coexist on Leopard. And Xcode 2.5 can be installed in any prefix on Leopard. /Applications/Developer is weird. AFAIK Xcode has always been in / Developer. Did you tell it to install in /Applications/Developer instead? In order to support coexistence, Xcode 2.5 installs its files, like xcodebuild, under the Xcode directory, whatever directory you told that to be, rather than in system directories. On my Tiger system, for example, with Xcode 2.5, I have /Developer/usr/bin/xcodebuild. On Tiger, Xcode 2.5 also installs xcodebuild and other items into /usr/ bin. On Leopard, only Xcode 3 installs into system directories. None of this perhaps explains the problems building fusefs on Leopard. You should file a ticket in our issue tracker if one does not already exist.