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<0> fedorared, im getting this now, when i yum -y update:
<0> Error: Missing Dependency: bind-libs = 30:9.3.2-12.FC5 is needed by package bind
<0> Error: Missing Dependency: bind-libs = 30:9.3.2-12.FC5 is needed by package bind-utils
<0> Error: Missing Dependency: geronimo-specs = 1.0-0.M2.2jpp_7fc is needed by package geronimo-specs-compat
<0> how can i get this to work properlu?
<1> is there something wrong with ATrpms? it's going ungodly slow right now
<2> dusty-: if you dont' need Java J2EE or DNS server just "yum remove geronimo-specs-compat bind bind-utils"
<0> ok
<0> doing
<3> anyone else having problems with fedoraforum.org?
<2> RHamel: what kind? works for me.
<3> seems to go into a loop
<2> RHamel: loop?
<3> Yes while changing screens it almost seems like a stutter in firefox
<3> i've experienced this problem on 2 different machines
<4> RHamel, Firefox is a very memory consuming.
<4> RHamel, have you tried in other browsers at all?
<4> Same effect?
<3> no not yet
<5> Hello AutoOPSY
<5> how to install 32 bit firefox in fc5 x86_64?
<3> i'm experiencing the same effect on mozilla
<1> anyone trying to use ATrpms?
<2> tom7e: no. they replace too much Core stuff for my taste.
<5> any help on how to install 32 bit apps in x86_64?
<1> its going ridiculously slow right now. might just be the file
<5> using yum
<3> AutOPSY: what screensize resolution are you using
<6> Anyone know of software that'll play wmv?
<4> 1024x768.
<4> cds, mplayer-codecs, which probably aren't redistributable.
<3> well that shoots theory to hell
<6> AutOPSY: Hmm, ok..
<3> found another machine I can use that doesn't seem to have the problem
<7> cds
<7> xine plays wmv just fine
<7> i've used this rpm for years with no ill effects --> http://cambuca.ldhs.cetuc.puc-rio.br/xine/w32codec-0.52-1.i386.rpm
<8> hey guys, help please RE yum install
<8> http://pastebin.com/717669
<9> well i got my ati card to work :)
<2> defaultro: do you need atrpms?
<2> defaultro: "yum clean metadata" and try again
<10> fedorared, don't be silly, no one NEEDS atRPMs
<8> ok
<11> Why is the package updater slow and unresponsive, i just installed core 5 and its appears to be updating but the dialog box rarely gets refreshed, now do i know the speed of the download etc.. Is their faster servers to download from?
<8> fedorared, then what's next?
<12> Matrix9: the package manager tries various mirrors until it finds one that work. Most usually are fairly fast.
<8> i tried this, yum clean metadata and then yum update, I still got the same error
<2> Matrix9: there is, try installing yum-fastestmirror
<8> I'm on FC3 btw
<2> defaultro: you switched to legacy yet?
<8> sorry, i don't know that
<10> the problem with "yum-fastestmirror" is...it's slow
<2> defaultro: http://www.fedoralegacy.org/
<8> all i want to do is installgtk+2.0-devel
<2> defaultro: and there are no more updates until you switch to legacy.
<8> so could that be the reason why I can't install http://www.fedoralegacy.org/
<2> defaultro: they may have working repository
<10> defaultro, once you mess with atRPMs, the gloves are off, being legacy makes it even worse
<8> oops :D
<8> so how do I install gtk+2.0-devel
<8> what is the most safest way?
<9> yum install
<10> Install FC5
<9> or do that
<9> lol
<8> my FC3 and mythtv is very stable
<8> i don't want to update now
<10> Errr s/Install/Clean Install
<2> defaultro: are you building gtk applications?
<8> i just want to compile devilspie
<8> and it's looking for gtk2+
<8> and someone told me that i need the devel
<2> defaultro: the package is gtk2-devel
<8> but yum is failing
<10> defaultro, and once you mess with atRPMs this can be expected
<2> Bob-Laptop: I'm not blaming atrpms yet
<8> ok
<2> defaultro: yum install gtk2-devel
<8> that's what I typed, and it's stalled
<8> Setting up Repos
<8> wondering why
<2> defaultro: no you didn't. you had a +.
<10> fedorared, then check it out, I would. dollars to donuts he has updated with atRPMs enabled
<13> hehe.. lovn that nick.. schtinky..
<8> no, i tried yours just now
<8> it is still waiting
<13> must be some baaad stink with bonus 'sch'
<8> could it be due to yum clean metadata?
<2> defaultro: try it again with "-d 8" option for much more output
<8> ok
<2> defaultro: that was supposed to reset and redownload that stuff.
<8> this is what I got
<8> Baseurl(s) for repo: ['http://download.atrpms.net/mirrors/fedoracore/updates/3/i386/', 'http://ayo.freshrpms.net/fedora/linux/3/i386/updates/', 'http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/fedora/linux/core/updates/3/i386/']
<8> that's the last line I saw after executing yum -d 8 install gtk2-devel
<2> defaultro: atrpms seems to be acting strange, slow and all that. how to fix it I don't know.
<11> fedorared: I installed the package you told me, now will software updater be faster, or do i have to use yum to update the system? or is software updater just a frontend to yum?
<8> i don't see any traffic too
<2> Matrix9: yum for sure will be faster, not sure if the updater is as well.
<8> tcpdump port 80
<8> it's just sending SYN packets
<8> server could be down
<8> i don't get ACK packet
<8> brb
<2> If anybody wants practice getting an atrpm'ed system back to using Fedora Project stuff, talk to defaultro :P
<14> hehe
<1> weird problem here. I tried to upgrade to 2.6.16-1.2111_FC5 and i believe it worked. however in Grub it has that new kernel AND 2.6.15-1.2054_FC5smp. when i go to the one with 2.6.16-1.2111_FC5 and use uname -a it says I have 2.6.16-1.2111_FC5. when i go to the one that says 2.6.15-1.2054_FC5smp and use uname -a it says i have 2.6.15-1.2054_FC5smp. so which do i have! do i have both? if so how do i get rid of the old one?
<12> tom7e: because of very good reasons, Yum is configured to keep not the latest kernel, but the TWO most recent kernels.
<12> tom7e: so if the latest kernel does not work on your PC, you can always boot with the previous one, which was known working.
<1> i see..
<1> well the latest does boot
<11> fedorared: Thanks for the advice, earlier I was getting like 14kbs now its up to 260kbs and moving along much faster
<12> tom7e: given that the older kernel probably takes around 10-15MB, it is not worth deleting it.
<1> why, is it difficult?
<2> Matrix9: yw
<12> tom7e: no, but it is pointless :-)
<1> Blis***: i'm somewhat obsessive so its not pointless to me
<1> i can't stand to see them both on grub, for one
<12> tom7e: ahhhhh :-)
<12> tom7e: do you use Yumex perchance?
<1> no..
<12> tom7e: perhaps you should :-)
<1> ok
<15> yumex is slooooow, better use pure yum.
<12> tom7e: however, using just 'rpm': first run 'rpm -qf /boot/* | sort -u' this will give you a list of all the packages that have installed kernel files
<12> tom7e: once you got the list 'rpm -e ....' the packages that have "2054" in their name.
<1> right, thanks
<1> do i have to remove it from grub.conf manually you think?
<2> tom7e: no, removing package removes grub entry
<1> ok great!
<1> wow, that's weird. i just, successfully, removed 2054 even though i'm currently in it!!!
<15> he he.
<1> i'm going to switch before my computer explodes
<15> it's possible ? what a ****.
<16> moo
<10> baaa
<16> any chickens or horses ?
<10> No but Jef wants a Pony
<16> for his birthday?
<17> how can i list port 21?
<10> I think it is for a science project
<16> then I don't want to know
<10> hehehe
<11> By default Nautilis can't open zip files?
<16> Matrix9, you probably need unzip
<18> Matrix9: zip, tar, gzip, rar and so forth can be handled by file-roller, but it needs tar, gunzip, unzip, unrar and so forth to do so.
<11> Foolish, is file-roller installed by default?
<18> Matrix9: in a desktop installation, yes
<18> Matrix9: you can install applications, and check if they are installed, by using the Add/Remove Software thingy in the menu
<7> thingy huh?
<16> Matrix9, yum install unzip
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