Hi there
This is how I did an update:
* went out and bought a non-crossover ethernet cable
* physically connected to an ethernet at a nearby coffee shop
* on boot, Bamboo automatically connected to the ethernet
* performed the update
* the battery ran down before trying out browsers
Tomás
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> > This is a known bug in the 8.2 version. You have to manually install
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On Mon, 10 Jun 2002, targon wrote:
> Has anyone been able to successfully get this to work?
> Every time i try it fails with "errors were found" dialog. I have tried
> different sources be they http or ftp.
>
> If it does actually work can someone pls post instrustions?
>
You need to manual
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This is a known bug in the 8.2 version. You have to manually install
ppc/8.2/RPMS/grpmi-8.2-3.1mdk.ppc.rpm and then it should work. I haven't
tried yet. I wanted to install it tonight.
targon wrote:
> Has anyone been able to successfully get this to work?
> Every time i
Has anyone been able to successfully get this to work?
Every time i try it fails with "errors were found" dialog. I have tried
different sources be they http or ftp.
If it does actually work can someone pls post instrustions?
Cheers
is not the case?
>
Further datum point: I tried pointing at the mirror in Paris
(proxad.net), and Mandrake Update claims that I only need to update
xinetd. The update seems to have gone smoothly. It doesn't claim that I
need to update uucp, although my reading of the web site (and comparing
v
> from there... it's pointing to the wrong directory by default.
> > >
> > > See http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/security/ for more info (look
> > > under the 8.0 page and you'll see sorta near the top a bugfix for
> > > rpmdrake for PPC).
> >
; >
> > See http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/security/ for more info (look
> > under the 8.0 page and you'll see sorta near the top a bugfix for
> > rpmdrake for PPC).
> >
>
> Did this, thanks. Mandrake Update still gets an empty list of mirror
> sites.
>
gt; from there... it's pointing to the wrong directory by default.
>>
>> See http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/security/ for more info (look
>> under the 8.0 page and you'll see sorta near the top a bugfix for
>> rpmdrake for PPC).
>>
>
> Did this, tha
the 8.0 page and you'll see sorta near the top a bugfix for
> rpmdrake for PPC).
>
Did this, thanks. Mandrake Update still gets an empty list of mirror
sites.
So, now I've got the update, where should I point it?
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David Chart
On Tue Oct 02, 2001 at 08:30:52PM +0100, David Chart wrote:
> I've got Mandrake 8.0 working pretty much now, and I want to configure
> Mandrake Update to get the security updates. Unfortunately, when I ask it
> to download a list of mirrors, it finds nothing. Is there somewhere
I've got Mandrake 8.0 working pretty much now, and I want to configure
Mandrake Update to get the security updates. Unfortunately, when I ask it
to download a list of mirrors, it finds nothing. Is there somewhere I can
point it (from the UK) so that it will apply the updates correctly?
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