Will everything get installed if I do not edit those files? I do not mind
the errors.
BTW, hdlist.cz was like 7 megs; how do you edit that one?
From: Ilan Bar-On [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Cooker] Trying To Install Cooker
Date: Mon, 29 Jan 2001 11:03:24 +0200
The problem stem from inconsistencies in the database.
The files
hdlist.cz, and depslist.ordered
contain a refernce to old kernel rpms, while the RPMS dir contain new
versions. In order to succeed, replace 10 with 11 as follows:
(check both files above)
kernel-2.4.0-11mdk -1
kernel-doc-2.4.0-11mdk -1
kernel-headers-2.4.0-11mdk -1
kernel-pcmcia-cs-2.4.0-11mdk -1
kernel-smp-2.4.0-11mdk -1
kernel-source-2.4.0-11mdk -1
kernel-utils-2.4.0-11mdk -1
lm_utils-2.4.0_2.5.5-11mdk -1
After doing so I was able to install cooker with no complaints.
However, from my experience, it seems that these files are incosistent most
of the time and it would have been nice if some procedure existed for
making
them updated locally so a fresh install could be done.
This request should probably be directed to the developers themselves.
Ilan
On Monday 29 January 2001 03:40, you wrote:
I got everything I need (the base and RPMS directories) from the primary
cooker ftp site (one listed on the Mandrake cooker page). I chose to
install everything (like 2.4 gigs) and along the way I got several
errors
about bad or corrupt packages. Most of the packages related to kernel
2.4.x there was a mention of a utempter package that was bad.
So, I checked out those packages and made sure they were the correct
size
(they were) and also tried downloading them again ...no success here
...same errors. I thought maybe that it was possible those packages
were
fine and maybe they had dependencies not shown that were corrupt, so
ignorantly, I tried downloading the entire RPMS dir from the second ftp
site listed on the Mandrake cooker page (ftp.sunet.se???) and tried
installing again ...same errors.
What am I doing wrong??
I am sure when I hear the answer I'm gonna be ticked, but at least I'll
know! :)
I have used Debian for a while now, but used Mandrake 7.0 when it hit
the
streets (really impressive). 7.2 was even better, but I would really
like
to start contributing to cooker if at all possible.
Awesome work Mandrake team and cooker contributors!!!
Thanks,
Bobby Doling
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