Re: [Cooker] bad language control in cooker
matt wrote: Upgrading all the locale packages should do the trick, if that indeed is what the problem is. --- upgrade locale from where?? Will my cheapbytes set have the corect packages or do i need to install from the cooker tree. Robert L martin
Re: [Cooker] bad language control in cooker
matt wrote: Upgrading all the locale packages should do the trick, if that indeed is what the problem is. --- upgrade locale from where?? Will my cheapbytes set have the corect packages or do i need to install from the cooker tree. Robert L martin pull it from cooker. Unless cheapbytes does cooker CDs (which I don't think they do) it's prob. 7.2, which uses the old version. Check the changelog (rpmfind.net is good for that) and look for the "updated to new locales config" or something along those lines. Matt _ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
Re: [Cooker] bad language control in cooker
Why do you bother to select a language during install if it still tries to install other language files? easy thing to understand I Speak US English and have my setup for same but if a friend of mine Minji wants to use my setup she might want to (since she speaks mostly Korean) want Korean or if i had Pixel at my computer He might want to use French. And if i remember right some of the LIBC stuff includes all supported languages. SPEAKING OF WHICH to run the update cd (from retail beta to release) i had to install the hacklibc rpm from the contrib cd. When i do a kernel compile i get a horde of messages about " not being able to set the location using default location" anybody know why? Robert L martin
Re: [Cooker] bad language control in cooker
SPEAKING OF WHICH to run the update cd (from retail beta to release) i had to install the hacklibc rpm from the contrib cd. When i do a kernel compile i get a horde of messages about " not being able to set the location using default location" anybody know why? Robert L martin There may be a problem between glibc and locales. If you've installed glibc-2.2, it confilicts with the locales package that ships with 7.2. Locales were reimplemented in glibc 2.2, and weren't backward-compatible with 2.1 (not being a C programmer, this is how I understood it), but there wasn't a requirement in the package to install the updated locale packages. Perl (which is used heavily during compilation) uses locales in glibc and complains if they aren't set up right. Upgrading all the locale packages should do the trick, if that indeed is what the problem is. Matt _ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
[Cooker] bad language control in cooker
Why do you bother to select a language during install if it still tries to install other language files?
