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<0> Time to local install it
<1> ShadowNova, clean install or upgrade
<2> Southern_Gentlem: That's how it looks for all the others, but different depos and programs.
<3> dudu60: yeh, you edit the code to by p*** the id check. but again, it ask's why do you need to run it as root. it's a bad idea
<4> southern
<4> finnaly got the skin to work
<1> paste the errors to the pastebin
<2> Southern_Gentlem: ?? Terminal that?
<4> but only for root :(
<5> I just want to. now how can I edit the code? :\
<4> i think i got to change the rights to the dir where the skin is
<4> but dotn know how
<6> rjune: Nothing that comes to mind, other than env variables as you said.
<2> Southern_Gentlem: Yeah, sorry. It wasn't more than 4 in the window I got, so I thought it would be smaller.
<1> ShadowNova, rpm gnome-utils
<7> ignacio: 'k, thanks.
<1> rpm -q gnome-utils
<3> dubkat: i just want a bugatti veyron aswell, but not every one get's what they want. you're making things more complex for you running it as root, when it will run perfectly well as a user
<2> Southern_Gentlem: Ok? I just get a long list of options.
<1> rpm -q gnome-utils
<2> got it
<1> paste the result
<2> gnome-utils-2.14.0-3
<3> dudu60: though if i was really intent in skipping the id check i'd grep through the gdesklets code for that check and comment it out. but i'm not a gdesklets developer. you might want to ask them (despite the fact they'll tell you the same thing as I)
<5> roger, tnx for the advice
<1> ShadowNova, libgucharmap.so.4 is provided by gnome-utils
<0> I thought this would rebuild the package to work with MY kernel...
<0> Error: Missing Dependency: fglrx-kmod-common = 8.23.7 is needed by package kmod-fglrx
<0> Error: Missing Dependency: kernel-i686 = 2.6.16-1.2080_FC5 is needed by package kmod-fglrx
<2> Southern_Gentlem: So why isn't it working?
<1> ShadowNova, was this a clean install or upgrade
<2> Southern_Gentlem: clean install
<1> what is in your /etc/yum.repos.d
<3> Psybur: it seems you also need to 2.6.16-1.2080_FC5 kernel installed (aswell as the kernel devel). you should be able to find this easy and use the 'rpm -ivh --oldpackage' trick to install this alongside your other kernels
<0> Thing is, I think this rpm wants to install the module for the older kernel, not mine
<1> nyq he needs to run fc5 and get out of rawhide
<0> I think I need to --define something in my rpmbuild command
<2> Southern_Gentlem: 10 .repo files
<3> Southern_Gentlem: why all the rawhide stuff anyway?
<1> paste them to the pastebin please
<2> Southern_Gentlem: umm... I have no web browser...
<1> ShadowNova, grrr
<2> Southern_Gentlem: the uninstall part worked last time, but it didn't get me a new web browser because it's not working, lol
<0> Is there an rpm that has all the original yum repo files in it?
<0> Is it the fedora-release rpm?
<3> Psybur: yep
<1> Psybur, yes
<1> nyq ask Psybur
<3> Southern_Gentlem: ah, k
<0> Hmm
<0> Is there an easy way to downgrade from rawhide to fc5? xD
<8> has anyone tried to burn an ISO image on FC5?
<0> Because if I try to remove fedora-release-5.89-rawhide, everything goes
<2> yes
<2> Done it in k3b several times and it works well.
<8> have you tried with gnome-cd-burner?
<2> No, I just use k3b.
<8> anyone else tried?
<8> it tells me the operation failed
<2> Which works in gnome by the way
<8> it worked fine on FC4
<3> Psybur: do you have your original install cd's?
<0> Think I found a way
<1> Psybur, the best thing for you to do is a clean fc5 install
<3> Psybur: i concur. it'll be easier in the long run. even better if you have a separate /home partition (and a backup of all other configs)
<0> Hmm, what is the perl regexp to remove everything the first whitespace to the end of the line?
<0> while (<>) { s/what?//; }
<9> hellow fellow Fedoraites
<3> Psybur: 's/ *//' ?
<3> Psybur: not sure what your input is. you could just 'chomp()' it to strip newlines and whitespace
<0> Meh, I will just use my fc5 netinstall disc to reinstall :/
<10> hi
<0> Smell you later
<11> you can also google perl one liner - lots of useful hits
<3> Psybur: adios
<10> what should I do when system reports clone duplicated/bad blocks? on forcefsck?
<3> ddn_: worry?
<3> ddn_: is it indicative of a disk failure or partition corruption?
<12> how do i install subversion
<10> nyq, still worried. but not sure is clone it or not
<10> is = wether
<12> someone please help me install svn
<2> Southern_Gentlem: That fixed the first one, but there are still many more not working. Looks like I will have to go through rpmfind.net. Or just re-install my FC5 because flash isn't working either.
<10> smartd reports 768 errors detected logged. what should I do about it?
<13> hey, can anyone plssss send me their unmodified FC5 grub menu.lst file?
<3> ddn_: do a backup. then fsck again. if it still complains it could be a disk or partition thing
<3> ddn_: backup. smart is the bios/disk telling linux that there is a hardware problem
<10> nyq, well yes I guess disk is not really fine but is it recoverable?
<12> how do i install svn using yum?
<10> nyq, cloning this hd on another hd is your recomendation?
<10> tainted-, yum install svn or whatever package name is
<3> ddn_: it sounds like there is a physical problem with the disk, either a platter is scratched or the head isn't seeking correctly.
<10> nyq, guess should invest on a new hd
<3> nyq: erm, yeh. you could try that (dd if=/dev/hd$ of=/dev/hd$). i'd back up the most important stuff to cd/usb first. getting the disk to do more work will only cause more problems
<3> ddn_: yeh, unfortunately. once you're happy you're not going to loose so much from the broken disk you could try seeing if it's recoverable
<3> s/loose/lose/
<13> ok... the first person to send me their unmodified FC5 grub menu.lst file via PM or something gets free webhosting on one of my servers for a few months :P
<10> nyq, you are right
<10> nyq, well ty see you
<10> bye all
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