Software Manager Problem

2002-09-04 Thread Tobias Giesen

Hello,

on a fresh 8.2 bluebird install again, Software Manager doesn't work
properly either.

Selecting packages, checking dependencies all goes by nicely. It also
prompts for the CDROM correctly. But then it says, for example:

Fetching glibc-devel-.

but the progress bar doesn't show any progress, and after a while it
says:

Unfortunately, some packages were not installed due to some errors.

None of my filesystems are more than 50% full. Any ideas?

Best wishes,
Tobias

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Tobias Giesen, Composer
Developer of TGTools
www.tobiasgiesen.de
www.tgtools.com
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8.2 PPC installation bug

2002-09-04 Thread Tobias Giesen

Hello,

I think I observed this on i586 once too:

My partitions are /, /usr, and /usr/share. These are on different hard
disks. The Mandrake installer doesn't show the correct total free space
(it only shows the space of hard disk 1). Thus, I cannot install all the
packages I want.

There should be a way to override Mandrake's free-space check.

Best wishes,
Tobias

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Tobias Giesen, Composer
Developer of TGTools
www.tobiasgiesen.de
www.tgtools.com
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KPackage problem

2002-09-04 Thread Tobias Giesen

Hello,

8.2 on a Yosemite, fresh install:

Trying to use the Package Manager KPackage, I have the following
problem: it doesn't show a list of available packages. It only shows
Installed, Updated (none), Empty (none), and All=Installed. 

Clicking on Reload doesn't make a difference.

How do I select new packages?

Thanks.
Tobias

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Tobias Giesen, Composer
Developer of TGTools
www.tobiasgiesen.de
www.tgtools.com
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RE: Keyboard problem etc.

2002-09-04 Thread Tobias Giesen

Hello,

thanks very much, I received your replies today!

Best wishes,
Tobias





Keyboard problem

2002-08-31 Thread Tobias Giesen

Hello,

I installed 8.2 twice and this problem, too, was identical on both
installations:

After booting right into the X login, the keyboard's keys are all
confused, for example:
pressing 2 produces an f
pressing q produces a y
pressing TAB produces an r

So typing in my password is _really_ difficult, but I figured it out.
Within the desktop environment, I have to manually specify my desired
keyboard layout each time.

Any ideas?

Best wishes,
Tobias

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Tobias Giesen, Composer
Developer of TGTools
www.tobiasgiesen.de
www.tgtools.com
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