Purging the -dmo packages and replacing with current repo ones,
without something going horribly wrong, was not simple. Now sorted
like this:
# get list of installed "-dmo" packages
dpkg -l|grep "\-dmo"|grep "^ii"|awk '{print $2}'|sed 's/:.*//'g >/tmp/dmo
# get list of which were automatically in
Thanks Daniel, the dmo packages seem no longer in the repo. I want to
to clean it all up and reinstall to current versions but that means
"downgrade". This gets quite complex as some depend on others:
:/# dpkg -l|grep "\-dmo"|grep "^ii"|awk '{print $2 "\t\t" $3}'
ffmpeg 10:2.6.5-dmo1
lame
David Hare escribió:
What is, or will be, official Devuan policy on this?
This is one of the points in which my idea of "eggs" would help, as I
imagine it.
What I do not know is if it is doable.
Regards
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On 21/04/16 22:43, David Hare wrote:
> I needed to install mpv, which failed with this error:
>
> :~$ mpv '/my/file.mp4' mpv was compiled and linked against a mixture
> of Libav and FFmpeg versions. This won't work and will most likely
> crash at some point. Exiting.
>
> This took me quite some t
Another reference:
https://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?t=70719
On 21 April 2016 at 11:43, David Hare wrote:
> I needed to install mpv, which failed with this error:
>
> :~$ mpv '/my/file.mp4'
> mpv was compiled and linked against a mixture of Libav and FFmpeg
> versions. This won't work an
I needed to install mpv, which failed with this error:
:~$ mpv '/my/file.mp4'
mpv was compiled and linked against a mixture of Libav and FFmpeg
versions. This won't work and will most likely crash at some point.
Exiting.
This took me quite some time to debug. The reason appears to be
incompatibil
