On Sat, 30 Jun 2001, David Walluck wrote:
> 6.) When samba was installed it left the old version there, this is odd
> behavior, probably because of a failed %post script.
The %post script should be fixed since 13mdk or so. It works in 15mdk at
least.
seb
People have already mentioned some of these problems, namely:
1.) rpmdrake (MandrakeUpdate) crashes on startup, I haven't been able to
figure out why, but I think rpm-devel needs rebuilding.
2.) KDE menu icons are mostly all missing.
3.) kdebase needs rebuilding as it depends on a glib version
Hi
The X based login screen lists every account, not just the
good ones - without any icons. Also, where did the shutdown stuff
go?
V.
Hi -
Also, the CVS for KDE seems to indicate that 2.2 beta 1 is
out, no? Are packages in the works?
V.
Hello,
Did another clean install, and KDE still does not work at all.
I understand that people have been running it, with layered updates from
previous installs, however for the last week this has been totally
dead.
Logging in in "failsafe" mode and executing "startkde" yields
No in my case. I do not have rpmdrake segfault - it just silently
disappears. It worked before I did update of my source (packages
downloaded yesterday evening) Now it happens at different points depending
on what packages are installed. Currently it disappears after "parsing
cooker" (I think, it
>
> > RPM, urpmi and friends (including apt, etc.) are the real "killer
> > applications" on Linux, far surpassing anything on offer in the M$ world.
> > Try comparing RPM to InstallShield - they're not just in different
> > leagues; they're playing different sports!
>
> RPM and urpmi aren't ver
On Saturday 30 June 2001 02:38, you wrote:
> frank wrote
> >
> > drag the XKill icon down onto the panel, and make a copy of it
> > there...that way you don't have to shuffle dead netscape windows to get
> > to it...
>
> Another way is Ctrl+Alt+Esc. Does the same thing ;)
>
Thanks, I have no pro
> RPM, urpmi and friends (including apt, etc.) are the real "killer
> applications" on Linux, far surpassing anything on offer in the M$ world.
> Try comparing RPM to InstallShield - they're not just in different
> leagues; they're playing different sports!
RPM and urpmi aren't very intuitive, no
no offense mr. crozat but i'm kinda surprised i havent seen it in cooker
yet...
btw some real big progress has been made reguarding -O2 as the default
option although it isnt official yet. most of the little annoyances
have been taken care of:
Moving to -O2 (not -O3 or other various funky com
frank wrote:
>
> On Friday 29 June 2001 01:43 pm, guran wrote:
> > In KDE there is one icon that is supposed to be used to
> > kill a window, mostly Netscape. How can you do that if your window is
> > hiding that icon.
>
> drag the XKill icon down onto the panel, and make a copy of it there.
On Friday 29 June 2001 01:43 pm, guran wrote:
> In KDE there is one icon that is supposed to be used to
> kill a window, mostly Netscape. How can you do that if your window is
> hiding that icon.
drag the XKill icon down onto the panel, and make a copy of it there...that
way you don't have t
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Date: Fri, 29 Jun 2001 18:38:30 -0400 (EDT)
From: Kevin Atkinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EM
On Fri, 29 Jun 2001, unknown unknown wrote:
> Also, what do you all think about drag and drop installs, you have
> a CD in the drive, you are in gnome or nautilus, and you drag the game icon
> from the CD to a folder on your machine and it installs there.
Possibly one of the worst ideas I've hea
On Fri, 29 Jun 2001, Jason Straight wrote:
> Is there documentation anywhere on creating the hdlist's?
> I'd like to keep my own local mirror of some updates and such for many
> machines and need to be able to generate my own hdlist.cz file from a
> directory full of RPMS.
> Thanks in advance.
Ba
On Friday 29 June 2001 01:45 pm, you wrote:
> Discussion on Ease of Installation Issues.
>
>
> lets discuss why all linux distributions have to install manually, has
> anyone thought of making an installer, which installs completely as a
> backround process, for example someone pops in a mandrake
Hello,
Can someone tell me which library contains the symbol fpHashFunction which is
required by /usr/lib/librpm.so.0 from rpm-4.0.3-0.9mdk, or is this a problem
with rpm-4.0.3-0.9mdk ?
Thanks,
Owen
Maybe something to do with rpm seg faulting at the moment ?
Owen
On Friday 29 June 2001 20:45, you wrote:
> rpmdrake
> Segmentation fault
> rpm -q rpmdrake
>
> rpm -q urpmi rpm gurpmi
> urpmi-1.6-7mdk
> rpm-4.0.3-0.9mdk
> gurpmi-1.0-7mdk
>
> rpmdrake-1.3-65mdk
Hi!
[root@nibbler root]# urpmi ImageMagick-5.3.6-2mdk perl-Magick-5.3.6-2mdk
ImageMagick-lib-5.3.6-2mdk ImageMagick-devel-5.3.6-2mdk
ImageMagick-devel-5.3.6-2mdk
Undefined subroutine &urpm::version_compare called at
/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.6.1/i386-linux/urpm.pm line 1017.
--
Michael Reins
unknown unknown wrote:
>
> Discussion on Ease of Installation Issues.
>
> lets discuss why all linux distributions have to install manually, has
> anyone thought of making an installer, which installs completely as a
> backround process, for example someone pops in a mandrake CD, and "now
> load
Discussion on Ease of Installation Issues.
lets discuss why all linux distributions have to install manually, has
anyone thought of making an installer, which installs completely as a
backround process, for example someone pops in a mandrake CD, and "now
loading" shows up, then some silly g
Discussion on Ease of Installation Issues.
lets discuss why all linux distributions have to install manually, has
anyone thought of making an installer, which installs completely as a
backround process, for example someone pops in a mandrake CD, and "now
loading" shows up, then some silly g
> For the newbie I would propose a smaller Tux picture on the login
> console, and instead use that space to show different starting sequences
> for XFree86. Something along the line of what resolutions and what
> colour depths you may choose.
>
Also a different videodriver would be appreciated
rpmdrake
Segmentation fault
rpm -q rpmdrake
rpm -q urpmi rpm gurpmi
urpmi-1.6-7mdk
rpm-4.0.3-0.9mdk
gurpmi-1.0-7mdk
rpmdrake-1.3-65mdk
Hi
This is about esthetic, so don't feel accused or irritated. I think it
is nice that we should have different 'tastes'.
I am currently using Windowmaker and I think it is a pathetic design not
to use its possibility to make an intelligent choice on where a window
should open. As it is now my c
> > samba-client contains this link
>
> Thanks, guess I'm a bit to quick with the 'rm -rf' in
> response to the message
> could not remove directory because it's not empty.
S'alright, you're forgiven. =)
When I get messages like that, I either ignore them, as a
little extra junk on my system
On Thursday 28 June 2001 12:14, civileme wrote:
> On Wednesday 27 June 2001 21:49, Peter Ruskin wrote:
> > I started this thread Wed, 20 Jun 2001 and I'm still trying. I
> > can't believe it's this difficult. I made a brand new local mirror
> > of
> > sunsite.uio.no::Mandrake/8.0/i586/ using rsy
Hi
VERSION (rsync ftp.sunet.se)
Mandrake Linux Cooker-i586 20010629 15:16
>From Windowmaker.
[guran@Archimedes guran]$ strace -o trace.it abiword
ptrace: umoven: Input/output error
ptrace: umoven: Input/output error
/usr/bin/AbiWord_d: error while loading shared libraries: cannot open
sha
On 2001.06.28 16:49:37 -0500 Renaud Chaillat wrote:
> >
> > There seems to be a problem with the translation files. Using the
> > english version of gnucash.mo makes it work.
> >
>
> By the way, you can start it with
> LC_ALL=C gnucash &
>
> until this is fixed.
Yes! That took care of the pro
Hi
VERSION (rsync ftp.sunet.se)
Mandrake Linux Cooker-i586 20010629 15:16
Installation two of today with no KDE and no GNOME, because of problem
to install KDE.
Installation:
A repeat of problem with DNS, Timezone and Bootdisk plus a refuse to
load gdk-pixbuf-loaders and -canvas. I didn&#
On Fri Jun 29, 2001 at 01:14:44AM -0700, Randy Welch wrote:
> Any plans for kernel updates for the 8.0 distribution considering all
> the various issues (ThinkPad mouse and aic_7xxx) drivers?
Yes. Can't really give you an ETA at the moment, but yes, it is in
the works.
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Quel Qun wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">Blue Lizard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
JorgP wrote:
My guess is not until RedHat does. Why would you want to, 2.96 is farbetter after all the patches to it, and right now 3.0 is way to buggy..JorgP
I disagree, but we all know it wont be this
On Fri, 29 Jun 2001, f.v. wrote:
> My point of view was to keep distribution compatibilities. most of the howto about
>network say :
> ip_local_port_range default values are : 1024 4999
>
> My question was : why Mandrake decided to change these values ?
> A lot of ipchains/iptables pre-configure
On Fri, 29 Jun 2001 15:38:35 +0800 (HKT)
"R.I.P. Deaddog" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Thu, 28 Jun 2001, f.v. wrote:
>
> > Are there any reasons to set the local port range to these values ?
> >
> > [franck@fat franck]$ cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_local_port_range
> > 32768 61000
> > [franck@
Hi,
I am currently trying to install mandrake 8. I have
a s3 vrige chipset. Whenever the installation reaches
the X- config the computer just freezes. I
booted into my linux,since the only thing that didn't get configured was
the X server so the rest was working fine. I tried to configur
Yves Duret wrote:
> --=-=-=
> Name: mailcap Relocations: (not relocateable)
> Mailcap should be installed to allow certain programs to be able to
> handle non-text files.
>
> --=-=-=
>
> * Fri Jun 29 2001 Yves Duret <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 2.0.4-6mdk
>
> - added suppo
Pixel wrote:
>Bruce F Press <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>>I have been doing urpmi upgrades for months, every time there is a new
>>kernel release I know I have to take the following actions.
>>
>>
>>ln -sf config-mdk config
>>ln -sf System.map-mdk System.map
>>
>
>these links are created at boo
Jason Straight <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is there documentation anywhere on creating the hdlist's?
>
> I'd like to keep my own local mirror of some updates and such for many
> machines and need to be able to generate my own hdlist.cz file from a
> directory full of RPMS.
see prog gendistr
Is there documentation anywhere on creating the hdlist's?
I'd like to keep my own local mirror of some updates and such for many
machines and need to be able to generate my own hdlist.cz file from a
directory full of RPMS.
Thanks in advance.
--
Jason Straight
BlazeConnect
Bruce F Press <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have been doing urpmi upgrades for months, every time there is a new
> kernel release I know I have to take the following actions.
>
>
> ln -sf config-mdk config
> ln -sf System.map-mdk System.map
these links are created at boot time (see /etc/rc.d
> After installing the new zsh I now get the following:
>
> [root@nibbler root]# rpm -q zsh
> zsh-4.0.2-1mdk
> [root@nibbler root]# rpm -V zsh
> missing/bin/zsh
>
Looks like general RPM problem; we already had this with binutils.
-andrej
I have been doing urpmi upgrades for months, every time there is a new
kernel release I know I have to take the following actions.
ln -sf config-mdk config
ln -sf System.map-mdk System.map
vi /etc/lilo.conf ==> remove the entry for /boot/vmlinuz-mdk
lilo
The links, at least, should be made auto
Hi!
After installing the new zsh I now get the following:
[root@nibbler root]# rpm -q zsh
zsh-4.0.2-1mdk
[root@nibbler root]# rpm -V zsh
missing/bin/zsh
I have:
rpm-4.0.3-0.9mdk
rpm-python-4.0.3-0.9mdk
rpm-build-4.0.3-0.9mdk
urpmi-1.6-7mdk
rpmtools-3.0-6mdk
rpm-devel-4.0.3-0.9mdk
--
Mic
Hi,
there is a new version of xtraceroute out there :
http://www.dtek.chalmers.se/~d3august/xt/
This version supports the RFC1876/DNS-lookup feature,
which will greatly improve the hosts location.
Unfortunately, the host command shipped with most
recent bind-utils-9.2.0-0.a2.2mdk does not seem
Any plans for kernel updates for the 8.0 distribution considering all
the various issues (ThinkPad mouse and aic_7xxx) drivers?
-randy
On Thu, 28 Jun 2001, f.v. wrote:
> Are there any reasons to set the local port range to these values ?
>
> [franck@fat franck]$ cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_local_port_range
> 32768 61000
> [franck@fat franck]$
>
> The common values are : 1024 4999 (like for the corporate server by the way).
Mayb
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