Hmm. I still don't see a bug report on flyspray.
By the way. The process you just listed out is what is commonly known as
'user feedback'.
Zhukov Pavel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Don't be a troll. Everyone on this list can create exemples
> Fill a bug report and the package will be updated
I had a similar problem when I updated my computer after about 4 weeks.
GRUB would try to load the kernel and fail with a "No setup signature
found" error message. I've basically reverted to kernel26-2.6.22
Dirk Kredler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello!
I had a few problems with "pacman -Syu"
Thank you for everything. I got lucky with linux in the sense that I
didn't have a long stint till the time I found Arch. Its been on my
computer since 2004 and in a year all my family started using it.
Thank you for a great distribution, Judd.
Judd Vinet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hell
try in 30 seconds...
>Sep 10 18:46:23 melody hpijs: io/hpmud/musb.c 549: invalid product id
>string:
>Operation not permitted
>Sep 10 18:46:23 melody hpijs: io/hpmud/musb.c 1003: unable to open
>hp:/usb/PSC_1600_series?serial=MY56ND42KXL0
>
>Looks like something is really wrong
Hey,
The current hplip package in the repositories is 1.7.4a, while the latest
package is 2.7.7.
I am trying to build and install a 2.7.7 package using the PKGBUILD and
hplip file from the package in the current repository. While building the
package goes without any problems, the package itsel
I agree, the rolling-release system of Arch is depicted much better with
the MM format.
Ravster
Mircea Bardac wrote:
>On Wednesday 11 April 2007 19:06:40 Michel Di Croci wrote:
>
>> > I like the new idea, the only thing I don't totally approve is the
>> > numbering system (MM). Since we
Isn't that the Chinese word for man?
The word "ren"?
It could be the Japanese word too, I just recognise it since I'm
learning Mandarin atm.
ravster.
PS - To second Gan Lu, its great to have a translation prog, this is
going to help me a lot, I think :). Thanks.
Damir Perisa wrote:
the only l
I'm just throwing a thought that came up here; how about a solved
issues thingy in the forums? We all know of some issue/question or the
other that repeatedly crops up regarding installation or setting a
config file or whatever. The forum will just move those threads down out
of site.
Sure,
needs to be done in some way. I don't see why people
are automatically trying to bolt this onto pacman...
Ravi Desai wrote:
And for those users who wish to know the cvs changes, set up a
(automated?) cvs mailing list or something. The majority of the users
really don't need this, and a
I agree.
Pacman is a good package management system as it is. It is not
logical to extend the uses of pacman away from it's primary job, since
this will only increase it's size and features through time. Bloateritis
should be nipped in the bud; prevention is better than cure.
And for those
You will have to download the files (or the tarball, whichever you
prefer) into a directory of your choice and then run makepkg. The
unsupported packages are not in the community repo.
As for an abs-like repository, I think I saw a script in the forum do
something like that. I can't find the threa
I think this is a good idea. Having seperate info packages would be
nice. We could just name them 'info-foobar.pkg.tar.gz', like how the
perl modules are named currently. Of course, it would be useful probably
only for devs or packagers or something (I think). I know I don't have a
need for info
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
~If the project is not releasing the source code and only binaries,
then it's a non-free project (it certainly isn't the GPL, that much is
certain). Since this is the case then you probably need to ask them
first if it is allright for you to (re)pac
I'm trying to get mplayer to play an audio cd of mine, but it
doesn't work, running it as root gives the following output:
mplayer cdda://track
MPlayer 1.0pre6-3.4.3 (C) 2000-2004 MPlayer Team
CPU: Advanced Micro Devices At
I agree, it would be a nice thing to have all the drivers on the
install cd configured to be used, since as the OP said, some people have
different hardware(unless, of course, this would increase the size of
the kernel too much, though it is on the cd and not the floppy images
that is being aske
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