Oops - "/home/devellion/music/Music" doesn't seem to be a valid
/home/devellion/music exists but that works.
Not really the same paths. Remove Music in the first and try again.
Also where can I get the binaries for certain file types like lame
mp3?
google.com or search the forums... :-)
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I get the error:
New value for Music Folder rejected:
Oops - "/home/devellion/music/Music" doesn't seem to be a valid
directory. Try again.
But this folder does exist?
/home/devellion/music exists but that works.
Also where can I get the binaries for certain file types like lame
mp3?
Cheers
A quite late answer, sorry.
1. I've used MCC to format the 200Gb using ext3 in readiness to reload
my music onto it, and I've mounted it by selecting /usr. Don't know
whether that's right or whether I should have selected something else
from the drop down menu, but it seems to have copied quite
Okay, I've finally gotten the slimserver box up & running...
Now I've hit another couple of problems.
1. I've used MCC to format the 200Gb using ext3 in readiness to reload
my music onto it, and I've mounted it by selecting /usr. Don't know
whether that's right or whether I should have selected
Okay, just a quickie before I'm off to the airport to collect my
sister.
Yep, the Belkin router does Nat and firewalling. At the moment there's
no need for any internet side access to my slimserver.
Using XP without PM to do the change? Didn't know that was possible.
I'll have another look at th
On Fri, 2005-09-02 at 12:13 -0700, CavesOfTQLT wrote:
> Regarding the router it's a broadband router so it is connected
> directly to the cable modem and internet. The MDK running slimserver
> (to be hidden away eventually) will be directly wired to the router,
> and the other MDK machine will be v
Ooops, my bad (again) on the cd issue.
Regarding the router it's a broadband router so it is connected
directly to the cable modem and internet. The MDK running slimserver
(to be hidden away eventually) will be directly wired to the router,
and the other MDK machine will be via a wireless connect
On Fri, 2005-09-02 at 11:19 -0700, CavesOfTQLT wrote:
> Pat, just to check: I 'cd /etc/inittab' and do an 'ls' which will list
> the files in the directory. How do I then change the 5 to a 3 in the
> 'id:5:initdefault:' line? Do I just type 'id:3:initdefault:' and hit
> enter?
I don't know if you
Thanks for the extra input!
Pat, just to check: I 'cd /etc/inittab' and do an 'ls' which will list
the files in the directory. How do I then change the 5 to a 3 in the
'id:5:initdefault:' line? Do I just type 'id:3:initdefault:' and hit
enter?
Also, I did notice during installation that somethin
Pat Farrell a écrit :
> I'm sure that he meant "do not forget ssh"
Thanks Pat, I should actually read my emails before sending them ;-)
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On Fri, 2005-09-02 at 19:04 +0200, Fabrice Rossi wrote:
> The server will start in most cases, but this is really not a good idea,
> because you services will not be shutdown properly and some might refuse
> to start after that. You should try to log into the linux box from the
> windows machine an
CavesOfTQLT a écrit :
> 1 If I shut down the computer by pressing the power button (remember it
> won't have a screen/keyboard connected), and then I start it back up
> again will slimserver fire up again and run automatically even though I
> assume it will be stuck at the log-in screen? I know XP
On Fri, 2005-09-02 at 09:30 -0700, CavesOfTQLT wrote:
> 'Bad signature' errors on 3 packages. Even though the installer was
> told to ignore them it still wouldn't install any of the other 83.
This happens, usually caused by sloppy work on the packager who built
the RPM.
> Anywayz, suffice to say
Okay, I'm back. Even got dragged off at one point to the theater to
watch 'Sharkboy & Lavagirl 3D' by my nephew (who's 19 BTW!). What a
load of $&*" that movie is!
Anyway, back to this slimserver linux malarky.
First, thanks to Robin for all your hard work - seems from your post
above & wiki you
Sweet, thank you!
On Sep 2, 2005, at 2:04 AM, Robin Bowes wrote:
dean blackketter wrote:
High drama!
This should go on the wiki!
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?MandrivaLinux
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?SlimserverOnMandrivaLinuxLE2005
R.
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> Quoting Robin Bowes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>> I was actually thinking earlier that it would be a Really Good Idea (tm)
>> if Slim Devices created a section on their website listing on what
>> platforms slimserver has been successfully installed and any
>> hints/tips/gotchas for each platform.
>
dean blackketter wrote:
High drama!
This should go on the wiki!
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?MandrivaLinux
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?SlimserverOnMandrivaLinuxLE2005
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This should go on the wiki!
On Sep 1, 2005, at 5:18 PM, Robin Bowes wrote:
Robin Bowes said the following on 01/09/2005 16:42:
CavesOfTQLT wrote:
Fabrice which version of Mandriva 10.2 did you use when you did your
test? I'm using the Limited Edition 3CD version, if this makes
Robin Bowes said the following on 01/09/2005 16:42:
CavesOfTQLT wrote:
Fabrice which version of Mandriva 10.2 did you use when you did your
test? I'm using the Limited Edition 3CD version, if this makes a
difference.
I've downloaded that version and will burn the CDs and install it in a
co
Okay, doing this:
Code:
I get
[EMAIL PROTECTED] pfarrell]$ which perl
/usr/bin/perl
[EMAIL PROTECTED] pfarrell]$ file /usr/bin/perl
/usr/bin/perl: symbolic link to `perl5'
[EMAIL PROTECTED] pfarrell]$ file /usr/bin/perl5
/usr/bin/perl5: symbolic link to `per
On Thu, 2005-09-01 at 11:40 -0700, CavesOfTQLT wrote:
> Now if I type: perl --version
>
> I get:
>
> This is perl, v5.8.6 built for i386-linux
> (with 1 registered patch, see perl -V for more detail)
Then you have a fine version of perl
>
> Mmm, thought I'd try:
>
> file perl5.8.6
>
> but
Mmm, thought I'd try:
file perl5.8.6
but it still comes back with no such file or directory.
Regarding SSH you're more than welcome to give that a try, assuming I
can set it up!
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Now if I type: perl --version
I get:
This is perl, v5.8.6 built for i386-linux
(with 1 registered patch, see perl -V for more detail)
Copyright 1987-2004, Larry Wall
Perl may be copied only under the terms of either the Artistic License
or the
GNU General Public License, which may be found in
On Thu, 2005-09-01 at 11:38 -0700, CavesOfTQLT wrote:
> Pat, if I type ' file /usr/bin/perl5.8.5' I get, wait for it...
>
> /usr/bin/perl5.8.5: cannot open `/usr/bin/perl5.8.5' (No such file or
> directory)
that is bad.
Try a cd to /usr/bin,
do assorted 'ls perl*'
commands.
If you do a 'file' on
Pat, if I type ' file /usr/bin/perl5.8.5' I get, wait for it...
/usr/bin/perl5.8.5: cannot open `/usr/bin/perl5.8.5' (No such file or
directory)
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On Thu, 2005-09-01 at 11:27 -0700, CavesOfTQLT wrote:
> > Doing a file on that,
> > file perl5.8.5
this is what you type if you have done a cd /usr/bin
or you can do a
file /usr/bin/perl5.8.5
After that, you should probably do a
perl --version
For me, I get
This is perl, v5.8.5 built fo
pat Wrote:
> First find where perl is on your path. Easy way is to fire up a shell
> and do
>
> which perl
>
> on my machine, I get
>
> /usr/bin/perl
Yep, same on mine.
> chasing that down a bit, use
>
> file /usr/bin/perl
>
> which I get
>
> /usr/bin/perl: symbolic link to `perl5'
Yep,
Dan Sully Wrote:
> * CavesOfTQLT shaped the electrons to say...
>
> > gcc: Internal error: Segmentation fault (program as)
>
> This sounds like either a memory bug (usually a signal 11) or some type
> of
> processor error. You mentioned this was an older machine? Try reseating
> the
> memory i
On Thu, 2005-09-01 at 10:56 -0700, CavesOfTQLT wrote:
> Ah, at the line where it says 'Please enter a perl binary to use
> (defaults to /usr/bin/perl)', I've assumed the default is the correct
> one so I've just hit enter.
It usually is, but you seem to be fighting all odds.
> However if I try '
Ah, at the line where it says 'Please enter a perl binary to use
(defaults to /usr/bin/perl)', I've assumed the default is the correct
one so I've just hit enter.
However if I try 'cd /usr/bin/perl' it comes back with no such file or
directory. Could this be the issue?
PS I haven't a clue where
* CavesOfTQLT shaped the electrons to say...
gcc: Internal error: Segmentation fault (program as)
This sounds like either a memory bug (usually a signal 11) or some type of
processor error. You mentioned this was an older machine? Try reseating the
memory in it.
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On Thu, 2005-09-01 at 10:45 -0700, CavesOfTQLT wrote:
> Right this is starting to p$*£ me off again.
> Any ideas?
Not on your short term problem, but it may be time to get a copy of
Michael's SlimServer LiveCD, which self installs, all set up and all
that.
>
> Well, this isn't so damn small as
Right this is starting to p$*£ me off again. Running
Code:
/usr/local/slimserver/Bin/build-perl-modules.pl
gives this:
Code:
Welcome to the Slim Devices perl module installer.
These packages are needed for SlimServer 6
AFAIK Mandriva has the MCC whilst Fedora has yum, so they both should
take care of package installation/dependencies etc. I don't know
whether FC4 has KDE, but on the Mandriva box I'm now getting used to
it, and I must admit I'm kinda liking it!
"fabrice" Wrote:
> How the f**k is that possible?
CavesOfTQLT a écrit :
> Okay, I've entered 'urpmi perl-devel' and it's downloading
> Okay it's downloaded.
Is the install script working now?
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Quoting Robin Bowes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I was actually thinking earlier that it would be a Really Good Idea (tm)
> if Slim Devices created a section on their website listing on what
> platforms slimserver has been successfully installed and any
> hints/tips/gotchas for each platform.
This woul
On Thu, 2005-09-01 at 09:02 -0700, CavesOfTQLT wrote:
> seriouse note I'm actually quite good with computers and the issue I'm
> having now is most likely a *!£* by Mandriva - maybe that Fedora Core 4
> would be better.)
I doubt it. It would be different. Maybe better, maybe worse.
I used to use R
gharris999 wrote:
My only real experience with linux has been with Fedora. And so far,
it's been a positive one. I'm sure other distros have lots of goodies
that Fedora lacks. But I've been able to get slimserver running fairly
painlessly on it, and even have delved into more "advanced"
config
CavesOfTQLT a écrit :
> I can't believe SlimDevices would release a linux version of SlimServer
> that doesn't work unless your system has x, y and z already on it. I'm
> sure other software houses would either warn you during the install
> that x, y or z weren't there and ask you to get them, or e
gharris999 Wrote:
> If you would like, I could try to document all the steps I take to get
> the machine configured and running.
That would be great. In fact this is something that should be included
on the SlimDevices website because I'm sure there'd be a lot of people,
whether now or in the fut
CavesOfTQLT a écrit :
> Okay, I've entered 'urpmi perl-devel' and it's downloading
> perl-5.8.6-6.1.102mdk.i586
> perl-base-5.8.6-6.1.102mdk.i586
> perl-devel-5.8.6-6.1.102mdk.i586
How the f**k is that possible? This means that you didn't had perl
installed on your system before... Normal
My only real experience with linux has been with Fedora. And so far,
it's been a positive one. I'm sure other distros have lots of goodies
that Fedora lacks. But I've been able to get slimserver running fairly
painlessly on it, and even have delved into more "advanced"
configurations like using
Okay, I've entered 'urpmi perl-devel' and it's downloading
Code:
perl-5.8.6-6.1.102mdk.i586
perl-base-5.8.6-6.1.102mdk.i586
perl-devel-5.8.6-6.1.102mdk.i586
Okay it's downloaded.
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Robin Bowes Wrote:
> CavesOfTQLT wrote:
> >
> > Fabrice which version of Mandriva 10.2 did you use when you did your
> > test? I'm using the Limited Edition 3CD version, if this makes a
> > difference.
>
> I've downloaded that version and will burn the CDs and install it in a
>
> couple of hou
On Thu, 2005-09-01 at 08:35 -0700, CavesOfTQLT wrote:
> I can't believe SlimDevices would release a linux version of SlimServer
> that doesn't work unless your system has x, y and z already on it.
I've never heard of anyone having such evil problems.
Mandriva is usually pretty easy to install.
M
CavesOfTQLT wrote:
Fabrice which version of Mandriva 10.2 did you use when you did your
test? I'm using the Limited Edition 3CD version, if this makes a
difference.
I've downloaded that version and will burn the CDs and install it in a
couple of hours.
I'll let you know how I get on.
R.
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Robin Bowes Wrote:
> Fabrice Rossi wrote:
> > Could you try :
> >
> > rpm -q perl-devel
> >
> > I think you are missing a perl developping environement.
>
> I don't have that installed on my Fedora Box.
>
> Incidentally, Robbie, would you consider downloading and using Fedora
> Core 4? I can
CavesOfTQLT a écrit :
> Yep, doing that comes back with:
>
> package perl-devel is not installed
After, so after the break, you need a
urpmi perl-devel
> Before I go any further with this I'm taking a break - been trying for
> the past 7 hours to get it working and I'm still no further forward
Fabrice Rossi wrote:
Could you try :
rpm -q perl-devel
I think you are missing a perl developping environement.
I don't have that installed on my Fedora Box.
Incidentally, Robbie, would you consider downloading and using Fedora
Core 4? I can help you more easily with that! :)
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Fabrice Rossi Wrote:
> Could you try :
>
> rpm -q perl-devel
>
> I think you are missing a perl developping environement.
Yep, doing that comes back with:
package perl-devel is not installed
Before I go any further with this I'm taking a break - been trying for
the past 7 hours to get it work
Could you try :
rpm -q perl-devel
I think you are missing a perl developping environement.
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This is weird. Those two files/packages are not listed in MCC either
under the 'install' or 'remove' headings, yet I'm sure they were there
on that last install. Any ideas how I can get them installed?
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Doing this:
Code:
/usr/local/slimserver/Bin/build-perl-modules.pl
Gives this:
Code:
Welcome to the Slim Devices perl module installer.
These packages are needed for SlimServer 6 to function.
You will need a C compiler
CavesOfTQLT a écrit :
> Fabrice Rossi Wrote:
> When I try 'urpmi perl-DBD-SQLite' or 'urpmi libsqlite3_0' it comes
> back with package not found.
That's strange. Anyway, you should try the installation script because I
was not able to make slimserver work with the packages installed by
urpmi, so.
Fabrice Rossi Wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I've reproduced the problem on a Mandriva 10.2 standard install. After
> installing slimserver (version 6.1.1-1), it crashes at startup with
> the
> same error message as you've got. It happens that slimserver cannot
> load
> the DBD::SQLite module. That's normal,
CavesOfTQLT wrote:
Right, I'm going to re-install everything from scratch, and I'm going to
select everything that comes up in the install window, and if it still
doesn't work after that then it'll probably be bad news for the SB2. It
shouldn't be this difficult to get one application installed a
Hi.
I've reproduced the problem on a Mandriva 10.2 standard install. After
installing slimserver (version 6.1.1-1), it crashes at startup with the
same error message as you've got. It happens that slimserver cannot load
the DBD::SQLite module. That's normal, it is not installed on my
computer. So
Right, I'm going to re-install everything from scratch, and I'm going to
select everything that comes up in the install window, and if it still
doesn't work after that then it'll probably be bad news for the SB2. It
shouldn't be this difficult to get one application installed and
running.
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Okay, easyUrmpi has completed.
Starting slimserver and immediately checking its status caused the
shell to 'crash'.
Tried rebooting. System crashed whilst shutting down.
Hit 'reset' and rebooted.
Tried starting slimserver, then checking its status, and it comes back
it's stopped.
Doing 'cd /u
Robin Bowes a écrit :
>
> I may be wrong about this, but I thought slimserver came with all
> modules required to run slimserver, i.e. as long as you've got an
> appropriate version of perl installed it should work without the need to
> install any additional modules.
You are right, I checking my
At the moment that easyUrpmi is still doing its stuff, or I assume it is
because the HD is being constantly accessed.
However wanting to try anything that'll get things working, I opened
another shell window and tried Robin's first suggestion. This seemed to
cause a crash when I issued the 'servi
Robin Bowes wrote:
I googled for "Can't locate auto/DBI/connect.al" and didn't find much
that was helpful, apart from maybe this:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=15075
Try this:
cd /usr/local/slimserver/CPAN/arch/5.8
ln -s i486-linux-gnu-thread-multi i386-linux-thread-multi
O
CavesOfTQLT wrote:
Okay, it's a new day, time for another try.
Always best to start with a clear head!
I've tried 'urpmi perl-DBI' whereby it installed:
-perl-DBI-1.47-1mdk.i586.rpm-
Started slimserver, immediately checked its status, and it's stopped
with this error in the log (which seems
-perl-DBD-mysql-2.9004-6mdk.i586.rpm
libmysql14-4.1.11-1mdk.i586.rpm-
Again it's produced the same error.
You need to install the SQLite related DBD, not MySQL. Use MCC to select
the appropriate library.
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Okay, it's a new day, time for another try.
I've tried 'urpmi perl-DBI' whereby it installed:
-perl-DBI-1.47-1mdk.i586.rpm-
Started slimserver, immediately checked its status, and it's stopped
with this error in the log (which seems the same as last time):
Code:
Can't l
CavesOfTQLT a écrit :
> Can't locate auto/DBI/connect.al
Ok, so your are missing a Perl library. As explained by Michael, this is
quite normal, Perl has thousands of add-ons. What is not normal is that
the slimserver rpm should include dependency checking for this. Anyway,
try this
urpmi per
On Wed, 2005-08-31 at 20:50 +0200, Michael Herger wrote:
> You could install a VNC server on your linux machine and access it using
> vncviewer on your XP box...
Nah, he should go get a cold beer.
I used VNC for a while, but decided that just running an X-terminal
was more than I needed. so I d
Would have thought the latest download of Mandriva Linux would have
included these, rather than me having to now go fetch them. As I've
They are included, but not installed. Perl is just a programming language
and there are a huge number of modules available. Nobody will ever need
all of the
On Wed, 2005-08-31 at 11:38 -0700, CavesOfTQLT wrote:
> Would have thought the latest download of Mandriva Linux would have
> included these, rather than me having to now go fetch them.
If you clicked on "install everything" in the early stages of the
Mandriva install, it usually installs most of
mherger Wrote:
> > Can't locate auto/DBI/connect.al in @INC (@INC contains:
>
> You'll have to install DBI/DBD modules for your perl installation and
>
> SQLite (you can do this using MCC). That kind of message tells you what
>
> perl modules are missing. You might see more of them once D
Can't locate auto/DBI/connect.al in @INC (@INC contains:
You'll have to install DBI/DBD modules for your perl installation and
SQLite (you can do this using MCC). That kind of message tells you what
perl modules are missing. You might see more of them once DBD is installed
and SlimServ
gharris999 Wrote:
> A couple of things: are you logged in as root? It might help get
> everything installed if you are. Also, is iptables (the firewall)
> running? Until you get the other bugs worked out, you might disable
> it. Also, if you are missing modules, you can try running
> /usr/lo
A couple of things: are you logged in as root? It might help get
everything installed if you are. Also, is iptables (the firewall)
running? Until you get the other bugs worked out, you might disable
it. Also, if you are missing modules, you can try running
/usr/local/slimserver/Bin/build-perl
Okay, I've removed slimserver from the box using MCC, and installed the
6.1.1.1 version, and again it's not working, doing exactly the same as
the other so it's not version related.
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> Right, can you post your /etc/slimserver.conf (or
> /etc/slimdata/slimserver.conf) ?
Doing this:
Code:
more /etc/slimserver.conf
Gives:
Code:
securitySecret = 60a356c9e268b15ccf009b**
(Last 10
CavesOfTQLT wrote:
Okay, first things first.
Doing this:
Code:
rpm -q slimserver
Gives this:
Code:
slimserver-2005_08_31-1
OK, you've got the nightly RPM from August 31 2005.
Doing this:
Code:
--
Okay, first things first.
Doing this:
Code:
rpm -q slimserver
Gives this:
Code:
slimserver-2005_08_31-1
Doing this:
Code:
more /tmp/slimserver.log
Gives t
CavesOfTQLT wrote:
Fabrice, everything I'm doing now is from the Linux box.
I've tried localhost:9000 and 192.168.2.10:9000 and they both come back
with the refusal message, the latter taking slightly longer to respond.
With regard the 192.168.2.10 that was what I set the IP box to when I
instal
CavesOfTQLT a écrit :
> Fabrice, everything I'm doing now is from the Linux box.
That'e better for testing.
> If I do the ps aux line I get the following back
>
>
> Code:
>
> root 25726 0.0 0.1 1888 636 pts/1S+ 16:01 0:00 grep
> slimserver
> -
Fabrice, everything I'm doing now is from the Linux box.
I've tried localhost:9000 and 192.168.2.10:9000 and they both come back
with the refusal message, the latter taking slightly longer to respond.
With regard the 192.168.2.10 that was what I set the IP box to when I
installed, but when I did
CavesOfTQLT a écrit :
> Okay, I've installed SlimServer and at the end of the install the words
> 'Use your browser to goto Localhost to configure your server' appeared,
> but when I type in 'http://localhost:9000' it comes back 'the connection
> was refused when attempting to contact localhost:900
Okay, I've installed SlimServer and at the end of the install the words
'Use your browser to goto Localhost to configure your server' appeared,
but when I type in 'http://localhost:9000' it comes back 'the connection
was refused when attempting to contact localhost:9000'
Any (detailed) suggestion
Thanks for your input Fabrice.
OK, an early update.
I tried following the above but when I did the wget line I got an
error, so I assume something ain't right with the internet connection.
Pat seems to imply that there's no issue with using an X system, so
with the above issue I decided to do a
On Tue, 2005-08-30 at 13:49 -0700, CavesOfTQLT wrote:
> thru your comments tomorrow and I'll try it out. I do have a Linux
> reference book that I've been delving into, but it's slow going. Any
> more info between now and tomorrow gratefully received.
You originally said you had not installed X.
M
Hey, thanks a lot guys!
Some of the terms look a bit 'frightening' but I'll have a good read
thru your comments tomorrow and I'll try it out. I do have a Linux
reference book that I've been delving into, but it's slow going. Any
more info between now and tomorrow gratefully received.
Thanks
Robb
On Tue, 2005-08-30 at 13:24 -0700, gharris999 wrote:
> I can't comment about Pat's suggestion about using urmpi, since I don't
> even know what it is.
It is the enhancement to rpm that Mandrake/Mandrivia uses.
It addresses some of the dependency hell problems that
you can get if you just use rpm.
I can't comment about Pat's suggestion about using urmpi, since I don't
even know what it is.
However, re transferring flacs from the xp machine, I can offer a
couple of ways: Again, please bear in mind that I have (approximately)
two hours more linux experience than you've got.
First, a better
CavesOfTQLT wrote:
Okay, after having had nothing but problems using Windoze XP I've
decided to resurrect an old PC to soley run SlimServer under Linux.
I've installed the latest Mandriva Linux 10.2 (I couldn't get Ubuntu or
FreeBSD to work - both failed during the install), telling the install
On Tue, 2005-08-30 at 12:43 -0700, CavesOfTQLT wrote:
> pfarrell Wrote:
> Pat, can you expand on this like what do I have to do to do it?
You use urpmi essentially the same way you use rpm. It just
has different options and switches.
First, fire up a shell. No GUI for this stuff.
Real men use sh
pfarrell Wrote:
>
> (...) better off using urpmi on MDK (...)
> --
> Pat
>
Pat, can you expand on this like what do I have to do to do it?
gharris999 - thanks for your input, much appreciated.
All I want to do is get SlimServer up and running ASAP. If I can also
get it set up so that I could
On Tue, 2005-08-30 at 10:15 -0700, gharris999 wrote:
> I'm also a total linux newb, but I'll try. Bear in mind that some of
> I think that Mandriva supports rpm.
It does, but you are better off using urpmi on MDK
to do the update. It does the same thing, but
will then update all the related dep
I'm also a total linux newb, but I'll try. Bear in mind that some of
what I say may cause someone who really knows linux to cringe.
I think that Mandriva supports rpm. If that is so, try the following:
Log in as root.
Code:
cd /
mkdir /setup
mkdir /setup/slimse
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