Hi,
On Mon, Feb 21, 2005, Szucs Gabor wrote:
> I was a happy sid user until a couple of weeks ago. Then - after an upgrade
> (an upgrade issued in dselect, my favorite tool) - GTK was gone. Firefox
> didn't work, and I had no time to solve this problem. Yday evening I took a
> look on it, and the downgrade was successful.
Well, that's the high level story, I need to understand what happened
and how your system got corrupted, and I'd like to reproduce your
problem to fix it.
> I don't consider myself a lamer... don't treat me as one. But the easiest
> approach was to downgrade manually. Don't you think?
I did not blame you for downgrading, and I merely pointed multiple
times that one should not use dpkg to manage pacakges, even for
downgrading.
Please don't put words in my mouth, I think I took the time to talk
with you and ask for details, I might not have done that in a friendly
way, but I certainly didn't do it in unfriendly way. I need to get to
the meat of the problem, to a point where I can understand what's
happening to your system.
You probably do understand that "release critical" bugs are very
important to us, and #296206 was clearly inappropriately of "release
critical" severity, that's why I lowered it's severity. When I
understood you mistakingly used dpkg, I closed this bug (#296206).
Please note I did NOT close #296211, ie this bug. I asked you for more
details.
Now please run and paste the output of these commands:
objdump -T /usr/lib/libglib-2.0.so | grep g_assert_warning
ldd /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/2.4.0/immodules/im-xim.so | grep glib
Regards,
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Lo�c Minier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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