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<0> Raziel: good idea
<1> /tmp is empty
<0> By the way, do you have the file /var/log/rpmpkgs ?
<0> hi Redragon^
<0> wossup?
<1> let me check
<2> nothin much, slackin off atm cause i got me a new release out
<0> release of ... what+
<1> Viking667, nope.. don;t have it
<0> hrm.
<2> gnuhh
<0> ahhhhhh.
<1> anyway, I have 343Mb now
<0> Raziel: ah huh. Not an essential. I was just chasing something.
<1> anyway, thanks a lot for you're help
<0> 's okay.
<1> of course.. I would have another problem...
<0> Don't we ALL...
<1> lol
<0> uh .... oh...
<1> I somehow managed to uninstall ALSA or something like that
<1> sound doesn't work anymore
<1> :)
<0> eeep
<0> better go reinstall that then.
<1> well
<1> I installed it from source
<0> oh.
<1> but it doesn't work
<1> let me try it again and I'll get back to you
<1> I can't seem to find an alsa-driver rpm on the official site...
<1> and I have deleted my kernel source
<1> :/
<0> Raziel: search for your kernel - doesn't need to be the source, just the modules. Did you compile up your own kernel too?
<1> nope
<1> it's the original fc4 kernel
<0> so you used a stock-standard Fedora kernel?
<1> yes
<1> so... why doesn't ./configure find the kernel modules?
<0> Cool. You should have modules available, so now all you need is to modprobe them, and have *-alsa*.rpm installed.
<0> Raziel: huh? what are you compiling?
<1> alsa
<1> I can't seem to find any alsa rpms
<0> eeeesh.
<1> only for SUSE
<0> Gimme mo.
<1> ?
<1> ok
<3> Viking667, moo :p
<1> I found rpms for alsa-lib... but I think what I need is alsa-driver
<1> correct?
<3> Raziel, alsa driver means alsa kernel module
<1> um...
<1> ok
<1> so..
<1> what exactly should I be searching for again?
<0> go install alsa-lib
<1> ok
<0> you'll need that anyhow
<0> darn. I can't connect to fedora.redhat.com at the moment
<1> one more question
<1> on rpmfind.net...
<1> the ones that are with green work with my distro?.. ?
<0> I have no idea.
<0> You should use the ones on your Fedora CDs.
<0> There WILL be stuff on them.
<0> Tell you what. Stuff the first CD into the drive, we'll go take a look.
<4> here
<0> hello?
<5> HI, viking667!
<1> sorry
<1> was afk a little
<1> I'l put it in in a sec
<0> going for a "wee" moment?
<1> ****
<1> my cd-rom is unplugged
<0> not here, please...
<1> LOOOOOOOOL
<1> :))))
<0> *sigh* - then power down, plug it in?
<1> ok
<1> just a sec
<0> Bye then.
<1> or maybe more secs(x)
<1> :P
<0> err, you HAVE to power that down, unless it's a USB drive.
<1> I know
<1> brb
<0> so I ended up having to power down regardless...
<1> ok
<1> I'm back
<1> missed me? :)
<0> welcome back.
<0> no
<1> ok, it's in
<0> right. What are the dirs at the top level of the CD?
<1> one mo
<1> fedora
<1> images
<1> isolinux
<1> hehe.. I found the alsa-lib rpm on the cd
<0> there we are. See?
<1> rpm -ivh alsa-lib-1.0.9rc4-2.i386.rpm
<1> error: can't create transaction lock on /var/lib/rpm/__db.000
<0> now, what else alsa-related is there
<0> uh oh. Go close down the "Software Installer"
<1> oh
<1> oops
<0> Yeah. You can't do that with two programs at once. It's called user protection.
<1> still not working
<0> hrm. What else do you have open on the desktop?
<1> konsole and x-chat
<0> what's in the other tabs of Konsole?
<1> only one tab
<0> hm.
<0> I could suggest rebooting. I've found that breaks locks.
<1> should I just delete the file
<1> ?
<0> no no no.
<1> why not?
<5> because I don't like you
<1> rm -rf /var/lib/rpm/__db.000 would solve it :)
<6> why not ?
<5> because I don't like you
<6> Heh, that works :)
<1> LOL
<0> Raziel: and totally screw your entire RPM database to boot.
<0> That's something you CAN'T recover from. Period.
<1> wow, that sounded like and adventure :)
<1> lol
<1> ok..
<0> So. I'd suggest reboot.
<1> was just kidding
<1> jeesh..
<0> That's the safest way
<1> I hate rebooting
<1> It's like when my condom breaks
<1> :))
<0> There's a way to remove a lock file, but the safer way is to reboot.
<0> Anyhow, I've just been told I've got < 2 minutes left. So I'm going to have to go.
<1> brb
<1> too bad
<0> Bye
<1> hope I'll manage from here
<1> thanks for all the help
<0> Good luck
<1> bye
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