On Saturday 30 October 2004 05:48, Greg Meyer wrote: > When you run urpmi --auto-select, the first thing urpmi does is update > itself and any dependent packages and then restart itself. Part of this > initial round is the glibc, the core of your system. I highly recommend > that you reboot after doing this. I had a lot of packages not install > properly after this and I think it is because of parts of the old glibc > being resident in memory. I solved the problem by removing and > reinstalling most of the userspace packages, but this took more time than > doing a clean install. I think I could have avoided this with a reboot.
This is also avoided by "upgrading" with the install routine on CD1. Downer is that it replaces the existing urpmi database as opposed to just being added as a media-source.....luckily there's still easyurpmi:) -- Good luck, HarM
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