"ext Paul Klapperich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Catalog Name: Anything you want ("Maemo.org" maybe)
> Web address: "http://repository.maemo.org";
> Distribution: "gregale"
> Components: "free nonfree"
Shouldn't that be "non-free", with a dash?
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Eureka! Your Red Pill suggestion did the trick.
> Try enabling Red Pill mode[1] and installing through the Application
> manager. Red Pill will allow e2fsprogs and other packages to display.
> The Application manager should work fine through a proxy.
I had religiously followed the HowTo to use a
On 7/29/07, D. L. Fuller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I didn't read your email until just after sending my last reply.
>
> I did remove all mistral repository references from the application
> catalog. I even tried maemo2.2 in place of gregale. Like you a
> check of the file URLs seemed correct t
I didn't read your email until just after sending my last reply.
I did remove all mistral repository references from the application
catalog. I even tried maemo2.2 in place of gregale. Like you a
check of the file URLs seemed correct to me.
The data that is detected during the installation
On 7/29/07, D. L. Fuller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks again for your explanations and handholding over this problem.
>
> All my Application Catalog entries are okay and the list refreshed.
> Other applications have been installed satisfactorily using the
> Application Manager.
>
> The proble
Thanks again for your explanations and handholding over this problem.
All my Application Catalog entries are okay and the list refreshed.
Other applications have been installed satisfactorily using the
Application Manager.
The problem remains the e2fsprogs package and apt-get install.
App
Ahh, shoot. I really need to be more careful. For you this should read
Catalog Name: Anything you want ("Maemo.org" maybe)
Web address: "http://repository.maemo.org";
Distribution: "gregale"
Components: "free nonfree"
Sorry,
--Paul
On 7/27/07, Paul Klapperich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
On 7/27/07, D. L. Fuller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for taking the time to do an explanation using the example
> e2fsprogs package. I kinda get it after digesting your points, but
> seem to still be missing something.
>
> I have a 770 running OS 2006 3.2006.49-2. So following your
> expl
Thanks for taking the time to do an explanation using the example
e2fsprogs package. I kinda get it after digesting your points, but
seem to still be missing something.
I have a 770 running OS 2006 3.2006.49-2. So following your
explanation, but instead changing from bora (N800) to gregale
On 7/26/07, D. L. Fuller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is an update to my message from yesterday. And it is somewhat
> for information to others at the same point on the learning curve.
If this is on the same topic as yesterday's post, it's best to reply
to yesterdays post so that it stays in
This is an update to my message from yesterday. And it is somewhat
for information to others at the same point on the learning curve.
First, the role of repositories was not clear to me before. In
particular, the need to enter the appropriate repositories into the
Application Manager even
I'm a newbie with a 770 running OS 2006 3.2006.49-2.
For example, I'm following a HowTo(maemo.org/community/wiki/) and am
instructed to install a package.
In the Application Manager I add a New Catalog with these entries and
then refresh the list:
Web Address: http://repository.maemo.o
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