I was wondering if there is a way to fix RPM.
Basically every time I launch an rpm package from an
icon, RH ask for the root password and then while its
processing header files, it just goes away. It
crashes. Same thing when I do it from the terminal.
goes:
# rpm -Uvh foo.rpm
Processing...
#
thxs for the help. Is this process supppose to take a
while? Cause think its working but its going on for
some time and the __somefile i moved were put back in.
That suppose to happen?
--- Rilindo Foster [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You probably have some stale locked files in your
/var/rpm
Doh! after like 3 mins I get this error message:
error: db4 error(16) from dbenv-remove: Device or
resource busy
... as always I have no clue... :/
--- Miguel M. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thxs for the help. Is this process supppose to take
a
while? Cause think its working but its going
the kernel version im running is 2.4.20-19.9 and I got
via up2date. still not ready to build my own. Do still
have to do that export thing?
--- Sean Estabrooks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Miguel,
Any chance you're running with a custom built
kernel ?
You'll need to update to the
Only process I see is:
root 2673 1 0 23:37 ?00:00:08
nautilus --sm-config-prefix /nau tilus-T58KB6/
--sm-client-id 117f0100010610877980029570003
--screen 0 fi le:///var/lib/rpm
--
Not sure how to kill this. So I restart the computer
and its
Not sure what happened, but everything seems to be
working fine (knock on wood...). Thxs to all that
helped.
Anyone have an idea as to what might have caused this?
Dont want it to happen again...
=
-Miguel
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Ok thxs for the help, but i tried that and it didnt
work. so i put true instead of false and everything
worked. just letting everyone know ;)
--- Anand Buddhdev [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Look for a Device section which has the line 'Driver
nvidia'. Insert
'Option NoLogo false' at the end of
Sup everyone
Yeah I installed the driver and everything is working.
Only thing is that when X starts, a very big nvidia
splash screen comes up right b4 GDM( thats the default
in RH 9, right?). I cant believe such a thing was put
there... I found a way to get rid of it:
Option NoLogo boolean
its kind of weird b/c when i was editing all files
never once did i see debian. all names where
localhost.localdomain. and im not really running a
network or anything. its just a cable modem im using
from powerlink to use the internet. nothing special.
but thxs anyway! everything has been changed.
Well i dont know what happened. I went to update my
/etc/apt/sources.list for APT and everything in /root
was different. The RH splash screen got default gnome
icons while loading. My desktop icons are the same.
When i go to change the theme, bluecurve cant be read
and all other themes look
Estabrooks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, 9 Aug 2003 21:43:29 -0700 (PDT)
Miguel M. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sup everyone!
Well i was wondering if i can change the computers
name. I think its also called the host name. The
thing
is every time i boot into RH (9), at the login
screen
thxs for the help but, i dont see debian as a host
name anywhere. all i see under the dns tab, it says
localhost.localdomain and i dont want to touch
something that might mess up. :)
--- Jesse Millan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Go to the network configuration in the system
settings. Its under
Sup everyone!
Well i was wondering if i can change the computers
name. I think its also called the host name. The thing
is every time i boot into RH (9), at the login screen
its says welcome to debian! ok i admit im a linux
n00b so i was trying out different distros. One of
them was debian. But
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