Re: [newbie] URPMI - An infinity of Dependencies

2004-07-04 Thread Graham Watkins
Charles A Edwards wrote:
On Thu, 01 Jul 2004 18:52:14 +0100
Graham Watkins wrote:

Yep, but it doesn't deal with the dependency question.

It will, but you will need to have as sources
1) My site
2) 10.0 Main
3) 10.0 Contrib
4) PLF
The easiest way is to use http://easyurpmi.zarb.org/, there you can
set-up all the needed sources other than mine.

Charles
Hi Y'all,
Just given my urpmi settings a thorough spring clean, added the full 
complement of source (including yours, Charles) and installed the latest 
 xfce4.  I now seem to have the full range of menus, icons (though file 
manager doesn't seem to be working this time) and settings.

Thanks to everybody who helped, especially Charles, whose site is an 
invaluable resource for all Mandrake users.

Cheers,
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Re: [newbie] URPMI - An infinity of Dependencies

2004-07-01 Thread Charles A Edwards
On Thu, 01 Jul 2004 18:52:14 +0100
Graham Watkins wrote:

> Yep, but it doesn't deal with the dependency question.

It will, but you will need to have as sources

1) My site
2) 10.0 Main
3) 10.0 Contrib
4) PLF


The easiest way is to use http://easyurpmi.zarb.org/, there you can
set-up all the needed sources other than mine.



Charles

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Re: [newbie] URPMI - An infinity of Dependencies

2004-07-01 Thread Graham Watkins
Inhabitant of Zion wrote:
Hi
Have you tried added Charles Edwards list to your URPMI and using his Xfce4 RPM's? 

I have them installed here and they work fine for me.
http://www.eslrahc.com
Yep, but it doesn't deal with the dependency question.
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[newbie] URPMI - An infinity of Dependencies

2004-06-30 Thread Graham Watkins
Having become convinced that something was fundamentally wrong with my 
installation of xfce4, I uninstalled the lot and attempted a fresh 
install via urpmi.

It failed due to unsatisfied dependencies.  Evidently xfprint was required.
Installation of xfprint failed due to the absence of a2ps
which failed due to the absence of I forget what but this loop continued 
until it was asking me for dvd libraries or something (I don't have a 
dvd) and I ran out of enthusiasm for the entire project

I'm obviously wrong but I'd always thought that urpmi was supposed to 
take care of dependencies for me.

Is there a way round this or should I resign myself to an xfce4less 
existence?
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