- Original Message -
From: Marc Audard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I managed to rebuild the RPM database, while this did not improve the
situation.
RPMDrake always stops at 68% when reading the FTP site of LM8.0 updates.
From what I gather from the Linux Usenet groups, the update function is a
RPMDrake always stops at 68% when
reading the FTP site of LM8.0 updates.
I have already mentioned this in the Installing Files thread -
but it is OT here:
How did you configure RPMDrake to go there?
Upon opening RPMDrake checks the database of installed files
etc.
I have explored it but
On Thursday 07 February 2002 22:22, Marc Audard wrote:
Hi,
If you would like to reply, please do it also to my e-mail address, since
I am not subscribed to the mailing list. Thanks.
I had last time run rpmdrake to update my packages. Since my modem
connection was very low and rpmdrake was
On Thursday 07 February 2002 03:22, you wrote:
Hi,
If you would like to reply, please do it also to my e-mail address, since
I am not subscribed to the mailing list. Thanks.
I had last time run rpmdrake to update my packages. Since my modem
connection was very low and rpmdrake was very
You could try rebuilding the rpm database.
# rpm --rebuilddb
I experienced the freeze as well, when I had just installed on an IBM
Aptiva. I believe this is a known issue in Mandrake 8??? Try logging in
as root and running RPMDrake from there. BTW, it should be done from the
console. Ya
