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[dvd::rip] Filthy Hack (AMD64 Dependency Check Failures)

Subject: [dvd::rip] Filthy Hack (AMD64 Dependency Check Failures)
From: Mike Sylvester <psyberonezero@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 17 Sep 2005 05:11:59 -0500
After looking around the post no one had any solutions to the problem of
AMD64 systems failing the dependency checks even if the program is
installed.  I was just messing around and playing with Depend.pm and
managed to "fix" it.  It's ugly but it works.

Depend.pm
-if ( $version ne '' ) {
-       $DEBUG && print "$version ";
-       $def->{installed} = $version;
-       $def->{installed_num} = &$convert($version);
-       $DEBUG && print "=> $def->{installed_num}\n";
-} else {
-       $DEBUG && print "NOT INSTALLED\n";
-       $def->{installed} = "missing";
-
-}

+if ( $version ne '' ) {
+       $DEBUG && print "$version ";
+       $def->{installed} = $version;
+       $def->{installed_num} = &$convert($version);
+       $DEBUG && print "=> $def->{installed_num}\n";
+} else {
+       $DEBUG && print "$version ";
+       $def->{installed} = $version;
+       $def->{installed_num} = &$convert($version);
+       $DEBUG && print "=> $def->{installed_num}\n";
+}

It seems that perl under amd64 has a hickup somewhere.  Hopefully this
will help some people, and we can find a true patch
-- 
Mike Sylvester <psyberonezero@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

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