mozilla segfault + april 15 packages
I just pulled in some updates from a cooker-ppc mirror. They were dated April 15, and included slightly newer versions of mozilla, libnspr4, libnss, etc. After installing all of these updated packages, Mozilla segfaults on launch. I have tried removing the new mozilla and libnspr4 packages, and replacing them with the ones from 8.2b2, but the segfault seems to have stuck. Any ideas on what has changed in these new packages that might cause mozilla to segfault on startup? Nothing in my environment has changed other than these packages from April 15. Thanks, Peter -- Peter R. Wood (Lists) - [EMAIL PROTECTED] - http://prwdot.org/
Re: mozilla segfault + april 15 packages
that might cause mozilla to segfault on startup? Nothing in my environment has changed other than these packages from April 15. Update, I have also tried removing the new gdk packages and replacing them with the old versions: gdk-pixbuf-loaders-0.16.0-1mdk libgdk-pixbuf-gnomecanvas1-0.16.0-1mdk libgdk-pixbuf2-0.16.0-1mdk libgdk-pixbuf-xlib2-0.16.0-1mdk This also did not alleviate the problem... Peter -- Peter R. Wood (Lists) - [EMAIL PROTECTED] - http://prwdot.org/
Re: 8.2 PPC Beta2 out...
Arrgh, and all the US servers overloaded. :-( Le Mercredi 27 Mars 2002 17:28, vous avez écrit : just incase you don't go to mandrake.com every day, the new beta is out there.. mike
Re: 8.2 PPC Beta2 out...
Ah, I was just able to get on ftp.orst.edu , downloading both ISO's at once, around 50 KB/s each over cable modem. Maybe tomorrow I'll be able to burn the ISO's. :-) Peter - Original Message - From: John C. Tull [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2002 12:48 PM Subject: Re: 8.2 PPC Beta2 out... I was able to get mine off of the Oregon State server with no problem. Use an ftp program and login as anonymous with email password. Seems to have more slots than purely anonymous ftp. From there to University of Nevada, Reno, I was able to sustain a 500+ kbps transfer. Took about 30 minutes for both images.
Re: trying to add cooker media to mandrake 8.0
OK, thanks. I'll try this. On a similar note, is there a place from which I can rsync the latest cooker packages? Peter
Updating software via urpmi (WAS install report)
Is there any text-based way to automagically pull in new packages from the mirrors? I have somewhat answered my own question - I have found urpmi, and found out about urpmi.addmedia to let me add a source. But I'm not exactly sure what URL I need to put in. My guess is: urpmi.addmedia ftp://distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/distributions/mandrake/Mandrake-devel/coo ker/ppc/Mandrake/base/ with hdlist1.cz Does this look right? When I run it, I get some errors such as 'No such file 'descriptions''. And after the media is added, when I try to do 'urpmi evolution' it seems to try and download the dependencies, but in fact states that the files do not exist on the server. Does the problem perhaps lie in distro.ibiblio.org, or did I set up my media incorrectly? Peter
Re: Updating software via urpmi (WAS install report)
Ok, I have answered my own question again. Here is the command I used, this time building a successful media list: urpmi.addmedia --distrib ftp://distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/distributions/mandrake/Mandrake-devel/coo ker/ppc/Mandrake/ This automatically gets the hdlists, etc. Peter
working triple-boot? please email
Greetings, If anyone has a working triple-boot set up on a NewWorld machine as follows, please email me *off-list* and let me know how you got it to work: MacOS X MacOS 9 Mandrake 8.x PPC I have successfully done OSX + OS9, and OS9 + Mandrake, but I can't seem to get all three to work together. This is on a Pismo PowerBook Thanks, Peter -- Peter R. Wood - [EMAIL PROTECTED] - http://prwdot.org/
