On Sun, 2001-12-23 at 19:28, Doug Lerner wrote:
Followup:
After unchecking the Office package option it seemed to proceed. But
then the same error occurred again later on. Does the installation of
packages actually work?
doug
Original post:
While running the installer (boot floppy,
Don't you think it sounds more like an error in the Perl installer though
- like a missing file reference?
doug
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Monday, December 24, 2001):
On Sun, 2001-12-23 at 19:28, Doug Lerner wrote:
Followup:
After unchecking the Office package option it seemed to proceed. But
On Monday 24 December 2001 07:31 am, you wrote:
Don't you think it sounds more like an error in the Perl installer though
- like a missing file reference?
doug
No, unless you have a bad download or burn. Try redownloading from different
mirror, check the md5sums, and reburn it slow on
I like to eliminate the simplest possibilities first. :-)
Since the Perl error message said missing file it seemed reasonable to
ask if, perhaps, there simply was a missing file.
Trying another CD drive is not really possible. My computer needs to boot
from the internal one. It won't boot from
On Monday 24 December 2001 08:18 am, you wrote:
I like to eliminate the simplest possibilities first. :-)
Well, I read where it was the shared memory thing. that's good. Good luck
with the rest of it.
How do I check the md5sums?
md5sum --help will give you all the options, but
While running the installer (boot floppy, CD-ROM local drive), I get an
error at the step where I select and install packages.
After selecting packages, the estimating time screen comes up and then
an error comes up:
An error occurred
invalid file ''
pkgs::package File() called from
Followup:
After unchecking the Office package option it seemed to proceed. But
then the same error occurred again later on. Does the installation of
packages actually work?
doug
Original post:
While running the installer (boot floppy, CD-ROM local drive), I get an
error at the step where I
Hi
I tried installing Sawfish .30 on my Mandrake 7.1 system this morning but
it seems to require libreadline.so.3 whereas I have so.4 installed. I
wrote to the Sawfish author who tells me that it's because it was built on
Red Hat 6.2 which uses so.3 unlike Mandrake which has so.4. He suggests
On Mon, 10 Jul 2000, Dave Naylor wrote:
Hi
I tried installing Sawfish .30 on my Mandrake 7.1 system this morning but
it seems to require libreadline.so.3 whereas I have so.4 installed. I
wrote to the Sawfish author who tells me that it's because it was built on
Red Hat 6.2 which uses so.3
Ok, I'm reading as fast as I can to catch up but you
folks might be able to answer this one quicker than I
can find it. How do you go about telling the install I
want expert mode? (BTW it seems like I shouldn't be
using expert mode if I don't even know how to get
there. :-) Oh well, I'm willing
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