. :(
Hopefully I will find some time to investigate further.
-Pete
and then suddenly didn't think it should boot off a scsi disk
anymore. Sometime, when and if I find the time, I may experiment
further, unfortunately I can't right now.
- Pete
), but
this doesn't seem to do anything, as the Rage pro is autodetected correctly.
Is there anything i can do to get decent video performance?
Thanks
-Pete
Try www.blackdown.org
They have a 1.2.2 JVM (not sure on whether it is actually a final
release yet) for ppc Linux.
The Flash plugin will need to be unarchived and installed in your
mozilla/netscape plugins folder - i.e. untar/gzip the archive e.g. 'tar
-xvzf flash_linux.tar.gz' (if it is
see it happening anytime soon, if ever.
- Pete
? The mod_ssl package I have in my latest rsync
is still 2.7.1. If I go back to apache-1.3.14, openssl-0.95a, mod_ssl
2.7.1, then everything seems to work.
If I install from the latest cooker and then rpm -e mod_ssl I get a
working server, but no SSL. :(
Guess I am going back to 1.3.14 for now.
Pete
I am having the exact same problem with a fresh
install, I chose medium security. su does work in the console vt's but not
within any X terminals or applications and the unix\:0 file appears very
large. I have tried, Eterm, gnome term, rxvt, xterm, and a couple others I
can't think of right now.
/mdkinst/lib/libc.so.6)
I don't have rpm4 or glibc 2.2 on my MDK 7.2 box that I use to make the
CD's.
I really appreciate the effort here, hopefully we can get the libraries
straightened out.
Thanks,
Pete
Warly wrote:
I put a new shell script in /misc, mkcds, that should
allow people without rpm
ality that they want is there,
but they need to enable it. Then work on making it easier for the users to
understand how to enable it.
Ok, I am done now. That was waaaay too wordy.
Pete
Prana wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">Alexander Skwar wrote:
Hmm, thinking about it - hmm, as Mandrake is target
ave a number of partitions/hd's the initial
update takes forever, and all your resources are gone. A new user would
have no clue what is happening.
I completely agree with turning everything off by default and presenting
a dialog with directions on how to turn them on.
My 2 Cents.
Pete
the rpm2header from your version of rpm, instead of the 4.0
version that comes with cooker and should not try to load librpmio.so.0.
This has worked for me. Although I think they are changing the scripts and
possibly trying to statically link the libraries, so this could be broken
also.
Pete
Todd
on. I guess I just don't understand enough
yet.
I would prefer to not touch my 7.2 box, and yet still be able to create my cd's there. Anyone else have ideas?
- Pete
Todd Richmond wrote:
135901c0a44b$5ae1bde0$0200a8c0@elise">
Thanks, but this does not work on the current
mkcd.p
linking problem? Could we get a statically linked version
of rpm2header? Or do I need to try to get rpm4 on my 7.2 box?
I would rather not try the latter, as rpm4 is linked with glibc2.2 and I
actually do use the 7.2 box and don't want to mess that much with it.
Thanks again,
Pete
Warly wrote
Ok, I should have read the rest of the posts before
replying. I changed a line in misc/rpmtools.pm from rep/misc/rpm2header to
/usr/bin/rpm2header and it worked for me also.
Thanks,
Pete
Pete wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">I am using rpm-3.0.5-27mdk.
I thought about the rpm2header bein
librpmio.so.0, but which package provides
this? Also, I have made .iso's before on this same box and can't figure
out what changed.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Pete
Spencer wrote:
Warly;
Mkcd.pl, version 0.1.8 works perfectly. I got a clean install with no
pbs. A ton of thank you's
nvironment variable
CONTROL_PANEL_LIB_DIR to the control-panel library dir.
(normally this is /usr/lib/rhs/control-panel)
Setting it seems to make no difference
BTW: Is there somewhere I can go to see if this has already been hased to
death?
Pete
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